It's often the differentials in Four Factors stats that matter more than the numbers themselves.

In UConn's win over Stanford tonight that was certainly the case: Stanford made a lot of bad turnovers, giving the ball away on 21.3% of their possessions. But in a game where neither team shot above 40% from the field, the fact that UConn meanwhile only turned the ball over on 9.7% of their possessions is even more significant - it's hard to win games against top competition while turning the ball over more than twice as often. The worse part is that a number of the turnovers were poor decisions in the face of pressure, something that will likely not be lost on Stanford's future opponents (albeit a good learning opportunity for the Cardinal).

Full stats at WBBState.com link above.