“I’m not excited to see Brittney Griner at all, I’m not excited one bit,’’ said UConn coach Geno Auriemma. “Let me tell you something, she’s the most unique college basketball player in the country.
“When you go into a game against Brittney Griner, you can’t say, ‘Remember the last time we played a game against somebody like this?’ because there’s no last time we did this.
“This is something that’s pretty unique, and, geez, you got to be pretty unique, I guess, to attack them.’’
The semifinal nightcap will be the undefeated Huskies against Baylor, led by star freshman Brittney Griner, the 6-foot-8 center who has blocked an NCAA tournament-record 35 shots so far in four games.
"Believe me, this is probably one of the hardest things that any coach has had to do that's gotten ready to play them, is figure out how to deal with her," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "And the last part of the season, not too many people have been successful."
Just remember that EVERYBODY on UConn can score, and their ball-movement is light years ahead of anybody else... even if that giraffe Griner has a great game and even IF she stays outta foul trouble, it still may not be enough to keep it "close" for 40 min... but hey, I'll just be a spectator and I'll be rootin' for ya ricky...
I respect your opinion very much and was with you against Duke, but this is plain crazy talk. 
After the nice run, how could you possibly consider your biggest bet of the year against the most dominant basketball team that I've ever seen? 
I can understand laying a modest amount on the team that cashed a few bets for you, but not six grrr. 
Wouldn't you agree that if Griner gets in foul trouble that Uconn could win by 40? If the answer is yes, don't make that bet. UConn simply plays another game than the rest of the women's field.
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