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Originally Posted by LookBehindYou
I don't get why people like Wisconsin so much against Kentucky. I understand that they have a guy in Kaminsky who can step outside and hit 3's as well as do a couple of spin dribbles from the perimeter and than float it up close to the rim for a bucket. However, I think people are forgetting that Kaminsky only scored 8 points in last years rematch and Willy Cauley Stein didn't even play in that game and he matches up really well with Frank.
Stein isn't just one of the best shot blockers in college basketball, he's one of the best defenders in college basketball. He's long and very quick for his size. Kaminsky will have a difficult time scoring in one on one situations against this Kentucky size down low. Wisconsin will have to run some big and roll situations with him and he better knock down some long shots otherwise I think Wisconsin is not going to have much of a chance in this game.
Another problem that Wisconsin faces is that they don't really have anyone on there team that can break another opponent's players off the dribble. Wisconsin does have great shooters like Notre Dame does, but they don't have the quickness that Notre Dame does. Notre Dame was successful against Kentucky because they were able to get in the lane and than kick it out to shooters for good shots. They were also able to get easy baskets in pick and roll situations with Zach Auguste who was able to get to the rim easily. I just don't think that Wisconsin who lacks quickness is going to be able to create similar scenarios that Notre Dame was able to achieve. If they do they will have a chance, but I just don't see that happening.
I think msu or duke would give them more trouble. Not to poopoo on wisky fans but only reason they even made the finnal 4 is because they shot 66 percent from 3 which is an absurd percentage