Roz Gold-Onwude

a handful of healthy players scrapped their way to the final four. I think health has paid, played a big part in like their lack of a championship as of late. And what I saw in this team, for me, they're healthy. For me with UConn, it's always a fitness issue. It's a condition. Like they're just, they wear on you. Yeah. Like against UCLA in the, in the,

first game of the Final Four, I felt like UCLA looked a little fatigued. Yes. And UConn just kept coming at them, coming at them. And then even here, they just kept coming in waves. The high level of execution on offense, all the back cuts against the pressure. Yeah. All the back doors. Yeah. And on defense, I thought they were good too.

first game of the Final Four, I felt like UCLA looked a little fatigued. Yes. And UConn just kept coming at them, coming at them. And then even here, they just kept coming in waves. The high level of execution on offense, all the back cuts against the pressure. Yeah. All the back doors. Yeah. And on defense, I thought they were good too.

Sarah between the points, I think 24 points, I think 15 rebounds between the blocks and the defense. She anchored everything that thwarted South Carolina. I think there were a number of candidates, but for me, Sarah Strong was the most outstanding player for me of the final four.

Sarah between the points, I think 24 points, I think 15 rebounds between the blocks and the defense. She anchored everything that thwarted South Carolina. I think there were a number of candidates, but for me, Sarah Strong was the most outstanding player for me of the final four.

What a luxury for you, Conrad. All these players stepped up so big. And it's funny because, you know, I interviewed postgame Sarah Strong. And she barely smiled. Like, she's just got a certain... She's locked in. She's locked in.

What a luxury for you, Conrad. All these players stepped up so big. And it's funny because, you know, I interviewed postgame Sarah Strong. And she barely smiled. Like, she's just got a certain... She's locked in. She's locked in.

Her mom is a little bit on, like, the... A little more serious. She'll... I mean, when you know her, you keep it with her.

Her mom is a little bit on, like, the... A little more serious. She'll... I mean, when you know her, you keep it with her.

her mother in her stoicness. I wonder if she's silly on the side or something. Right, yeah, like behind the scenes.

her mother in her stoicness. I wonder if she's silly on the side or something. Right, yeah, like behind the scenes.

correspond with allison booster like y'all need to get on google if you don't know who this woman is like the historic yeah it's 16 seed beating a one seed in the tournament harvard beats stanford why is stanford sorry this is a bad episode for stanford episode for stanford hey we got a lot of greatness coming through but um and then to another point you had i interviewed gino post game i

correspond with allison booster like y'all need to get on google if you don't know who this woman is like the historic yeah it's 16 seed beating a one seed in the tournament harvard beats stanford why is stanford sorry this is a bad episode for stanford episode for stanford hey we got a lot of greatness coming through but um and then to another point you had i interviewed gino post game i

And after the championship, and I asked him what this 12th championship meant and the fact that it took nine years to get there, what it meant to the program and to the team and to him. And he heard, he basically alluded to, he heard all that talk. Oh. You know, Gino's a, you know, he got, you know, strong, like, um... He believes in the program and the work he's put in. Yeah.

And after the championship, and I asked him what this 12th championship meant and the fact that it took nine years to get there, what it meant to the program and to the team and to him. And he heard, he basically alluded to, he heard all that talk. Oh. You know, Gino's a, you know, he got, you know, strong, like, um... He believes in the program and the work he's put in. Yeah.

And so he heard that and he said, look, if we want parity in the game, we can't be upset when it's hard to get here.

And so he heard that and he said, look, if we want parity in the game, we can't be upset when it's hard to get here.

But I actually think that's a great point because as we do all this legacy talk, you know, oh, how many championships does this player have? And Paige Beckers is now going to have one. Where does she stand with the greats of UConn who have four or three or two?

But I actually think that's a great point because as we do all this legacy talk, you know, oh, how many championships does this player have? And Paige Beckers is now going to have one. Where does she stand with the greats of UConn who have four or three or two?

I think it's hard to have that conversation because I remember playing in the years of 2010 where our first challenge wasn't until the Final Four, where teams were going undefeated through the season and winning by 30. You know what I mean? So it's like, how can you come? It's just everything. Both are excellent.