UConn Women's Basketball Team that good or competition that bad?
 

I've been hearing alot about the UCLA/UConn winning streak. Personally, i think its comparing apples to oranges. Some of my friendx think that it is a GREAT accomplishment and its awesome, some dont like it (mainly UCLA, "old school" fans), and some just think that its "overrated" because the competition isn't the same between the two.

What are YOUR opinions?

<font color=goldenrod>It's not the same competition - but still...88 straight wins is 88 straight wins.</font>

"I really don't care/watch NCAAW's basketball..at least not for basketball ;)"

what is this even supposed to mean

you watch it for the chicks?

you can turn on 75 different channels at any given time and find better looking women

Are you going to answer, holy one

Candace Parker is the only halfway decent WNBA player looks wise. I vote for them being really good and the other teams just not being able to play good against them.

You haven't even answered yet and it's your own poll.

I'll answer yours when you answer mine.

Big fish in a small pond

<font color=goldenrod>Well, there's 89. Damn.</font>

Regardless of it being a mens vs womens thing, I look at it similar to how basketball was during UCLA's time and NBA with the early Celtics.

The competition might not be up to par with today but there are good teams, its just those 3 mega-teams are on a level all on their own. If you want to beat them, you either have to catch them off guard, adjust to their play style, or wait until the players retire/lose interest.

Wooden built UCLA soo strong that by the time he's in the middle of the title and winning streak, every big name would want to play for him as their first choice. Celtics basically perfected the big man with small guys as quick passers that was done by the Lakers 1st dynasty and made the league adjust to them than the Celtics adjust to the NBA style.

UConn's main benefit is that their main rival, Tennessee, started a decline period 1-2 years ago and need some time to rebuild back into a dominate force.

<font color=goldenrod>Streak over at 90. Stanford beat them, they were the last team to beat them when the streak began.</font>

Stanford? Or Stamford?