[Stardust]

The coaching I was talking about was Calhoun screened, screened, and screened some more and our guys acted like they've never seen a screen before. (That Rhymed) Our guys weren't ready for what was waiting on them and that was apparent. No matter what we adjusted too, UCONN torched it.

We are undermanned. Knight & Liggins are the closest things we have to a point guard. Liggins rarely gets to bring it up, because Cal wants Lamb too when Knight is out of the game and we all seen how much Lamb struggled with someone guarding him in the full court. Knight still thinks he's in high school with taking just about every opportune shot. He has yet to show us that he can create for others. Also, we have zero depth. Only one player that comes off our bench can come in and score 10+ points, being Lamb. Adding Kanter would really help, because that would give us a nice 8 or 9 man rotation.

Officiating had nothing to do with the outcome of the game, but it was terrible throughout the tourney and even a blind man could see that. But it didn't effect the outcome in this game.

I get that. Yes, they did run off the screen very well. I saw Liggins sveral times try to run around the screen instead of through it. As for depth, I think the team has the depth, just not D1 ready depth. We are still so young and inexperienced. It was nice seeing Jon Hood in the game, and he really played hard. He just had no rhythm, which tells me he does not get to practice with the One's. Besides big men, this team has quality players at all four positions. We have no back-up for Jones, and that will hurt us in the SEC where he will get into foul trouble.