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Message: [QUOTE="SoBristol, post: 1984108, member: 485"] Right -- it is not willpower. The turned on/turned off mantra does not take into account that some opponents are better than others in defending what Roberson can do. But I don't think he benefits from structured offensive sets -- he is a great finisher on breaks, and when guards drive and draw the defenders. He is working on his jump shot and on putting the ball on the floor, but that is not his strength. Roberson needs openings to get inside -- when opponents have a strong forward to block him out, he won't put up numbers. He makes the effort, but success depends on what is available. [/QUOTE]