About five weeks ago, following back-to-back losses at Seton Hall and Rutgers, UConn guard Shabazz Napier was candid. He knew his team needed leadership. He was doing his best to provide it. But he couldn’t escape the feeling that while his teammates sometimes gave him a chance to lead, “sometimes they don’t.” The picture was one of frustration and disunion and Napier’s desperate attempts to correct. It is now Feb. 20, just 21 days from Selection Sunday, and little has changed.
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