00:00Let's go to the other side of the quads, and that's UConn.
00:05UConn basketball, one of the most talented and deep rosters in the country, is ranked
00:10number two in the AP poll, and they are starting to roll and biggie.
00:16This team isn't good.
00:17This is a Dan Hurley team, and it's someone that's cool.
00:20Coach against the Hurley, I'll tell you this right now, they're built for March, but what-
00:25What sets UConn apart from a plethora of other teams is their number of-
00:30Quality quad one and quad two wins.
00:33A rest of the way full of-
00:35It's obvious, with no bad losses, this is a team that looks like a one or two seed.
00:40Possibly an overall number one seed, depending on what takes place.
00:44So what is-
00:45What's great about UConn?
00:46Solo ball, 14.8 points per game and computer scoring.
00:50Tyrus Reid, the low down low, 14.5 points per game, about eight rebounds, two blocks.
00:55Alex Karabin, that guy right there who's been in school for 45 years.
01:00And still bringing it every night to Dan Hurley.
01:03And you got guys like Braylon Mullins.
01:05Starr, freshman.
01:06And Silas Demary, who will give you multi-dimensional offense.
01:09Tre-
01:10One show UConn has repeatedly closed out tight games and won on the road.
01:15That-
01:15Now those are things that project well in the tournament.
01:18They're going to be battle-tested in a-
01:20Rugged, busy biggies.
01:21Where you got to play Villanova.
01:23Where you got to play Creighton, even though they're up and down.
01:25St. John's.
01:26And even the surprise Seton Hall team that will grind you down.
01:30When it's balanced lineup and deep bench, UConn is absolutely-
01:35a Final Four threat.
01:36Their resume and talent give them the tools to survive tough regions.
01:40Maybe even dominate them in the past.
01:43UConn isn't just back.
01:45There are March menace teams fear before they even tip off.
01:49They're balancing-
01:50Depth could make them one of the most dangerous teams in the field.
01:54Come-
01:55March.
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