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RE: College Basketball Top 25 Rankings 02/26/18 - UC #10 AP, #10 coaches
(02-28-2018 02:56 PM)OKIcat Wrote:  From ESPN Power Rankings; as noted throughout the year, this guy has little love for our 'Cats but I found these statistics he used concerning:

After allowing just three of their first 25 opponents to score one point per possession, the Bearcats have now given up at least one point per possession in three of their past four games -- including a season-high 122.7 per 100 possessions against Tulsa on Sunday.

Better competition or has the defense lost its mojo?

Combination of both. I think the guys are tired (Mick has alluded to this as well) from the grind of the season, resulting in some sloppiness and loss of focus.
 
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