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Message: [QUOTE="ForCuseSake, post: 4992457, member: 266"] If they're going to put an outside shot "specialist" like Kellogg on man up then he should be told to pull the trigger early in the game even if there's a defender partially in his lane. If the defender eats it, or hears it whistle by him, he'll likely hesitate the next time Kellogg gets the ball and winds up. That alone can give enough of an opening to get a man down unit spinning for a better shot opportunity. I haven't watched enough this year to know the driver of disfunction on man up, just my general thoughts on inserting a shooting specialist vs a regular offensive contributor. [/QUOTE]