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[Brooky03]

for Battle against an inferior defender. Why? Just why?

 

[AZOrange]

for Battle against an inferior defender. Why? Just why?

I swear we ran the same set on every single offensive play.

 

[Brooky03]

I swear we ran the same set on every single offensive play.

It's all we do. It works 4% of the time. I guess that's good enough for the staff.

 

[NineOneSeven]

for Battle against an inferior defender. Why? Just why?

Because why not make it more crowded?

If there was ever a time for ISO ball with your best player, that was it. No screens. One on one with your best player. And we didn't do it! Its hilarious actually thinking about what we do out there.

 

[supp]

It's all we do. It works 4% of the time. I guess that's good enough for the staff.

Maybe I'm overthinking things but for our kids who are on the fence about going pro, I can imagine their advisers telling them "Why stay? With our simplistic offense and 2-3 zone, what else are you going to learn at this level in terms of strategy and sets that will benefit you as a pro?"

 

[81South]

The coach had a time out left too...what was he saving it for?

 

[longislandcuse]

It's all we do. It works 4% of the time. I guess that's good enough for the staff.

Coaches either need to coach better or recruit better. Running that pick n roll with a guy who can barely control himself 2 feet from the basket is hilarity. It's like we're running the same offense with Lydon at the 5 as we are with friggin Chukwu/Sidibe/MD. Hmm, can anyone point out the difference?