Look no further than Hughes...2 seconds on the shot clock, Duke's best player has the ball on a key possession, and Hughes runs AWAY from the guy with the ball and gives up a dagger three.
hat literally just can't even be a thing.
That was Brissett. And McConnell was in the corner. OB was giving up a three there either way.Look no further than Hughes...2 seconds on the shot clock, Duke's best player has the ball on a key possession, and Hughes runs AWAY from the guy with the ball and gives up a dagger three.
hat literally just can't even be a thing.
That was Brissett. And McConnell was in the corner. OB was giving up a three there either way.
We've got other smart players. Battle, Brisset, Buddy, and maybe Hughes are all smart enough players. Frank struggles, although a lot of it is his inability to go by.Marek is playing chess, all others seem to be playing checkers.
He seems to be thinking a couple moves ahead and the only one that continually sees the play happening in advance.
He had 5 already at that point and his release is ridiculously quick.Would have to see a replay to know for sure but watching live I felt that O’Connell would’ve had to rush it, if he got it off at all IMO.
We've got other smart players. Battle, Brisset, Buddy, and maybe Hughes are all smart enough players. Frank struggles, although a lot of it is his inability to go by.
That was Brissett and he but on the fake. Frank should have been thereLook no further than Hughes...2 seconds on the shot clock, Duke's best player has the ball on a key possession, and Hughes runs AWAY from the guy with the ball and gives up a dagger three.
hat literally just can't even be a thing.
It’s kind of missing the point. When the offense puts the defender into a 2-on-1 it means there was an upstream breakdown. Oshae or whoever is in a no-win position. That happened a lot in the second half. It’s just more obvious when it leads to a wide open 3.Look no further than Hughes...2 seconds on the shot clock, Duke's best player has the ball on a key possession, and Hughes runs AWAY from the guy with the ball and gives up a dagger three.
hat literally just can't even be a thing.
It’s kind of missing the point. When the offense puts the defender into a 2-on-1 it means there was an upstream breakdown. Oshae or whoever is in a no-win position. That happened a lot in the second half. It’s just more obvious when it leads to a wide open 3.