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[QUOTE="Otto13, post: 452164, member: 2813"]
Brewster plays a lot of players.  I wasn't keeping stats, but I would guess that it was a few turnovers by a lot of players which amounted to 27.    Patterson is by no means a "turn over machine".  He made several (many) nice passes when his teammates were in position.  Brewster's offense is a lot of standing around, with no real ball movement.  Also, everything the other team put up, somehow ended up going in.  I think Brewster never lead, and was constantly playing catch up the entire game.
 
As good as Patterson is (and will be), most of the other Brewster players seemed lost and out of sync, with no resemblence of "team play".    It was --stand around--and it the ball came to you ---chuck it up.  McCullough had little offensive game, and he is one of the teams 3-4 best players.  The other team (NMH), has some tall (6-9) guys who were able to neutralize Brewster's bigs, and they played much better as a team.  
 
Bottom line is put Patterson on a 'Cuse like TEAM and you have a very skilled player who is gonna be very good.  Same goes with McCullough (but he likely needs another year)
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