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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 203540, member: 27"]
Thought the biggest play in the game might have been the block JS had on Drummond early in the game on a point blank dunk attempt. We caught a break with Napier hurt. While his play is renowned for its inconsistency, he was not much of a factor today.
 
UConn took a bunch of shots to the jaw and did not give up, showing a great deal of pluck. Even a bit of grit, which is a credit to them.
 
Really liked JB's decision to play the whole 2nd team as a unit in the 1st half. Wow, they played well together as a unit in the 1st half. Wish we subbed a little more like that in the 2nd half. UConn definitely got some easy baskets late as the favored 5 cleared was gassed and needed subs.
 
Scoop and KJ made a lot of plays, as usual, leading the team on the road. Good to see Dion play well again. I hope his hand is okay. I hope KJ is okay too. His injury must have been fairly problematic for him to miss that much time. This victory could have been really costly.
 
Speaking of injuries, what did Jim Burr do, dislocate his thumb walking the court? I hope he doesn't loose a finger in a game and have a player trip and it and get seriously injured.
 
Disappointed with the play in the 2nd half. I know UConn was playing for their lives and it was a fairly tough venue to play in, but there were a bunch of completely unforced turnovers. You can't get bored even when you are playing a bad team.
 
What was Smith doing in at the end of the game? The guy can barely walk without falling down. He might even be worse than Olander. Traveled 3 times before losing the ball on the final play. Embarrassing.
 
I think Fab Melo is going to be the BE Defensive Player of the Year. To the victors belong the spoils.  29-1.  Not a bad season.  War Damn Otto.
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