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Finally, soon I will be back to school. Back to class. Back to games.

I certainly have no opinion on any position battle on any UConn team. I trust the coaches. I trust that the players, win or lose, will give the same maximum effort that is expected.

The University of San Francisco won 2-0 today. Ashley O'Brien played.

Also, Seasons are marathons, not sprints. That is a cliche. A good start means nothing. A bad start means nothing. Neither are cause for too much celebration (although you should be happy and celebrate for a little bit after you win) or too much concern. (Although you should be concerned enough to work really hard and focus harder in practice after a bad start)

I think the best thing is to take something good out of every day of the season. In some part of your game (mental, physical, tactical..etc.) you should feel like you are improving each day. Win or lose, what matters is that you see that you and your team are improving after every game and practice.