Daniel Wilco | NCAA.com | March 21, 2017 WATCH: Geno Auriemma preaches good body language Geno Auriemma has his UConn Huskies in the hunt for a fifth-straight national championship. Share At a press conference during 2016's women's Final Four, UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma was kind enough to give the world a glimpse into one of the most important tenets of his coaching philosophy. The coach for UConn's women's team — which has won 109 straight games now — currently has his Huskies in the third round of the NCAA tournament and looking for a fifth straight national title. You could say he knows a thing or two about how to coach. And in a timeless quote from last year's tournament that's resurfacing again a year later, Auriemma took a moment to share some of the wisdom he's picked up along the way. RELATED: The Huskies' record 109-game win streak by the numbers Auriemma's gripe? Players have been bred to care more about how they look and how many points they score than their overall team's success. If a player is upset because they're not scoring enough, or if a player on the bench is not invested in her teammates' performance, she won't ever see the floor themselves, the coach said. "We put a huge premium on body language," Auriemma said. "And if your body language is bad, you will never get in the game. Ever. I don't care how good you are." That's something players at every level should take note of, especially given who said it. Watch the full quote here: College basketball teams with the most WNBA 1st-round draft picks Connecticut leads all women's college basketball programs with 25 players taken in the first round of the WNBA draft. READ MORE The 50 states, ranked by the total number of men's basketball championships Here's every state, ranked by how many men's basketball national championships each school has won. READ MORE UConn women's basketball: Players, stats, records, historic moments from Huskies dynasty Here's everything you need to know about the UConn women's basketball dynasty, including rosters, stats, records, key moments and quotes. READ MORE