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Message: [QUOTE="moqui, post: 2287927, member: 214"] you are confusing a deliberately slowed pace with offensive efficiency. in fact, with the exception of 2015 and 2016, Syracuse has been in the top 30 nationally in offensive efficiency every year since 2009. And top 5 in conference-only efficiency in the same period (again with the exceptions of the gulag years). the difference in the old, counting-stats version of offense (ppg) is found on the defensive end. when the defense is creating live ball turnovers and running opportunities, then the overall offensive pace picks up and the scoring average alone with it. in short: the scheme is fine, it is the execution that matters. with the influx of talent, the execution will pick up as well. [/QUOTE]