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Hypothetically what happens if the same situation occurs during Ncaa's

Uconn wouldn't duck SCAROLINA,  no way. Lol

I do sympathize with all the Uconn injuries. It's unfortunate. BUT, we as a program have had many injuries over the years along with many other teams. They are getting way over the top coverage about it this year. Stop already ESPN. When Uconn won 4 titles in a row - they were healthy for 4 straight years. Injuries can happen to any program. It's also Geno's choice to have a roster of 9 or 10 kids so when they dip below a minimum threshold to play a game; it's partly their own fault for not having a bigger roster.

Way over the top coverage, indeed. Now at 3 of the 7 top stories on the ESPN page.

I can't imagine if this was Stanford, ND, or South Carolina, UConn wouldn't be screaming for them to forfeit the game.

[crackpot]

Hypothetically what happens if the same situation occurs during Ncaa's

Uconn wouldn't duck SCAROLINA,  no way. Lol

I do sympathize with all the Uconn injuries. It's unfortunate. BUT, we as a program have had many injuries over the years along with many other teams. They are getting way over the top coverage about it this year. Stop already ESPN. When Uconn won 4 titles in a row - they were healthy for 4 straight years. Injuries can happen to any program. It's also Geno's choice to have a roster of 9 or 10 kids so when they dip below a minimum threshold to play a game; it's partly their own fault for not having a bigger roster.

Way over the top coverage, indeed. Now at 3 of the 7 top stories on the ESPN page.

I can't imagine if this was Stanford, ND, or South Carolina, UConn wouldn't be screaming for them to forfeit the game.