The Huskies put up 6.6 more points than the Longhorns concede (73.2).
When UConn scores more than 73.2, it has a record of 7-0.
Texas has a 6-1 record when conceding less than 79.8 points.
The Longhorns average 89.1 points, 27.4 more than the Huskies give up.
When posting more than 61.7 points, Texas is 7-2.
UConn is 9-1 when it concedes fewer than 89.1 points.
The Huskies have outscored opponents by 181 points this year (18.1 per game), and the Longhorns have scored 159 more than their opponents (15.9 per game).

The Huskies shoot 49.2% from the field, 7.8% higher than the Longhorns concede defensively.
In games when UConn shoots better than 41.4% from the field, it is 7-1 overall.
The Longhorns shoot 50.7% from the field, just 12.7% higher than the Huskies concede.
This season Texas is 7-2 when the team shoots above 38.0% from the field.

The Huskies collect 33.1 boards per game, 6.5 less than the Longhorns.
When Texas has a rebounding advantage, it is 6-3. When posting fewer boards, UConn is 2-1.
The Huskies average 9 offensive boards, 2.7 fewer than the Longhorns.
The Longhorns are 4-3 overall when they win the battle on the offensive glass. The Huskies are 3-1 when they fall short there.
On the boards, UConn is +5.4 rebounds per game, and Texas is +13.5.

Chris Gordy