The narrative has been everywhere for the last couple of weeks: UConn is a juggernaut, a monster, an unstoppable force. Some of us have even written that the Huskies becoming college basketball’s first back-to-back national champion since Florida in 2006-07 feels inevitable.
But what if we’ve all just been overlooking the team that has appeared to be the Huskies’ equal since the moment this season tipped off in November? What if we’re just foolishly glossing over the fact that the only obstacle standing between UConn and a second straight national title just so happens to be the biggest and most significant obstacle in the sport?
What if
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