Hard to say - I think teams that rely heavily on the 3 are vulnerable but Forbes has been getting his shot off so fast and Valentine has such a complete game - can drive, pass and uses screens and step backs so well to get his own shot that they could be tough for anyone to defend on the perimeter. Also, if they experience a drop, or go cold I guess it all depends on what a "cold" night is. If it's in the neighborhood of 40% or better, it's something they can overcome against most teams. If we're talking below 30% and they're also leaving cutting lanes open to double and triple team guys that don't need to be double or triple teamed, like the first half last night at Rutgers, it could be a real problem.
Finally, I haven't looked that closely at the numbers but as hot as we've been from 3, I don't think we're as one-dimensional as other jump shooting teams. Teams have to guard Harris too and while neither Costello or Davis can carry the team night in and night out, they're both pretty capable big men.
It's been awhile since there hasn't been one or two heavy favorites in the field. This will be an interesting post season.
I don't think they're overly reliant on the 3 either, just making a very high percentage, but again it would be foolish to expect 52% to continue. Oklahoma was hitting shots at a ridiculous rate until about 3-4 weeks ago and they looked like the best team in the country. Now they are struggling somewhat. Though I agree our bigs are better than theirs.
I think our one weakness offensively is lacking enough guys who can their own shot. Harris can be a guy who fits the bill in that area, but sometimes you don't know what you're going to get with him. That was evident against Kansas, until Denzel put the team on his back in the last 10 minutes (but he still put up a lot of shots). The defense in that second half was also key and will need to be there the entire way in the postseason.
Purdue was another game where they made things very difficult for us as far as getting good looks.