DZ83CK said:

UConn record gonna drop to 13-2 in the Final Four now.

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DZ83CK said:

UConn missing every 3 in the second half ...

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OHSportsFan said:

Ohio State plays basketball like they know they’re the little brother on campus. Besides a handful of games there was no crispness, no toughness. Just country club, buddy buddy from Diebler. Has he ever chewed anyone out?

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OHSportsFan said:

Doesn’t help that Malachi Smith has had WAY too many minutes due to dumb fouls by Ball.

Offense has been slightly better with their other guards in the game now. Just missing shots.

But Michigan’s D is ferocious. You can tell coaches like Hurley, May, Sampson, Izzo practice their guys hard. There’s a different level of toughness instilled into the culture. Mich is blocking everything with their life.

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buckeyemania11 said:

Offense is brutal once again. They might be able to eek into the playoffs again with this current roster because the division is kinda meh but it'll be a quick out again unless they get some big gold fortune with players like Bazzana coming up and playing well or hitting a home run on the trade market

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OHSportsFan said:

UConn rushing every single shot. Length and aggressiveness by Michigan is eating them.

They are some dogs.

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GreenwoodBuck said:

These can’t be BigTen refs, correct? They’re definitely letting them play tonight. If this were a conference game, there would’ve been 37 fouls called and 43 free throws. Sucks that UConn isn’t getting more calls, but I honestly enjoy games where the flow of the game isn’t destroyed by the overuse of a whistle

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DZ83CK said:

UConn is not going to make a comeback unless they start working to get better shots.

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OHSportsFan said:

Not that I think Jake Diebler is the worst coach but he sorely sorely stands out vs what the rival has. He’ll never sniff what Dusty May is (and will be).

Just embarrassing the direction our Athletic Department took in contrast to what Michigan has done to win.

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