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"There Is No Argument. This Is Math." UConn's Late-Game Possession Was Coaching Malpractice
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"There Is No Argument. This Is Math." UConn's Late-Game Possession Was Coaching Malpractice
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Apr 6, 20262:221.9K views
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There is no argument. This is math.
When you're trailing late, you need more possessions. Playing slow in that spot isn't conservative — it's just wrong. UConn has the talent to go deep in the Final Four, but clock management like that will get you sent home.
Also got into Boozer — reminds me more of a Sabonis or Alperen Şengün ceiling than a bully ball guy. Better passer than Timmy, probably a better three-point shooter too. But neither of them can guard in space, and that's a real NBA problem. #shorts
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