The scout says

“They attack in transition, they attack the offensive glass, and they disrupt you on defense. They’re playing an uptempo style that is designed to be disruptive. They play at an extremely fast pace. Defensively, they’re denying in the passing lanes and switching ball screens and even switching other non-ball screens. They’re playing fast and they’re trying to be disciplined. (Romar) does a great job of getting his players to play very hard. They have young players but talented players. Maybe it’s hard for other people but maybe that’s his style. That’s how he’s had success. Andrews and Murray are really two of the best guards in the country. Thybulle is very long and athletic. He’s a classic three-man who can rebound, defend and shoot the three. Chriss and Dickerson play the five, or the four when Dime is in the game. Dime blocks shots, scores and rebounds well for them. He’s doing a little bit of everything.” — UA assistant coach Mark Phelps, who scouted the Huskies.