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Neill Ostrout has been covering the UConn men’s basketball team and the UConn football team for the Connecticut Post since 1999. He has covered the Huskies for various other publications since 1994. A native of Enfield, Conn., Neill has lived in the state his entire life. He can be reached at nostrout@ctpost.com

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  1. This was without a doubt the worst performance for any UConn team since the Dom Perno days. If they tried to lose, they could not have played worse. There was a complete absence of hustle from anyone in the second half and our ‘bigs’ box out about as effectively as cardboard cutouts. Oriakhi, Majok, Robinson and Edwards have to be ashamed of the horrendous rebounding effort. Getting out-rebounded 46-35 by the lollipop clan is simply embarrassing.

    I can bet that that there were few, if any, NBA scouts at the game, because Dyson was a no-show. Of course, when the scouts are in abundance (Texas), he is a force. It is all about Jerome!

    There is absolutely no reason for Jim Calhoun to return this year and have this year’s team effect his health. They are the most uncoachable bunch of ‘stars’ this program has ever seen.

    It did not last long, did it?

    Regards,

    CTFaninNJ

    Comment by CTFaninNJ — January 27th, 2010 @ 9:17 pm

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