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1 minute ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

About to bust my bracket.  I had them facing Texas in the Final Four

Toby Fourneir is tough. She's what Angel Reese would look like if she had a polished offensive. Toby has a motor that doesn't stop. 

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    Texas and UCLA has the best chance to take down UConn. They will struggle to rebound against either teams size. 

26 minutes ago, LonghornFan4Ever said:

Michigan is one of the few teams to give UConn a scare during UConn’s winning streak.

Texas and UCLA has the best chance to take down UConn. They will struggle to rebound against either teams size. 

They have good, young players. Elite teams just re-load. There are so many great players coming out of high schools these days. We have five coming in next year that are going to keep us on top. 

1 hour ago, Dread-headed Texan said:

Texas can give UConn fits 1. With the press 2. With the emergence of Lee, Carlton, and even Rori at times they can't play a box in one like they are doing Hannah 

Put Carlton on strong and Lee on Fudd. That's it. If Carlton gets in foul trouble bring Tea Sidberry in to guard her. 

The Final Four and natty game (if they beat South Carolina) will be the rounds where UConn misses Paige Bueckers.  She was a walking bucket.  South Carolina vs UConn in the Final Four will be must watch TV.

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