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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Classic only in that UConn is blasting the opposition by 20.
This has frequently been the case over the past two decades. The top team is far better than the rest of the competition and it makes for an anti-climatic finish to the season. How many something and 0 teams have there been in the last 20 years in the women's game?
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The problem is there just aren't as many high level D-1 caliber female players as there are males, so the talent pool is going to get thinned out after the UConns get their top picks.
The same phenomenon happens at the high school level, and you see the same half dozen or so teams winning championships and winning with a few 60 point margins in the season.
In many ways, it's not much different than the state of the men's game 30-40 years ago.