HOUSTON — There will be a time when a mid-major school stands over the body of Goliath, glares down at it with a sense of accomplishment and proceeds to cut down the nets after reshaping the college basketball landscape.
Jim Calhoun feels that in his heart.
"You know, I think starting in 2012, '13, it would be a wonderful idea,'' Calhoun said with a grin, leading up to Monday's title game.
Just not in 2011, and not on Connecticut's watch.
Despite his team playing one of the worst first halves in championship game history by scoring 19 points, the Huskies' Kemba Walker again scooped his teammates onto his shoulders and willed them to the school's third …
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