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[QUOTE="sufandu, post: 4979482, member: 874"] There are guards that have learned post moves. And having 1 or 2 basic ones in the toolbox wouldn't require much devotion. I'm not suggesting the guy try to be Kevin McHale. But I agree with you. His best bet would be to work on driving past his man. He probably also needs to have a threat of a midrange shot to make driving available. Right now he doesn't even face up and threaten either when he gets the ball. He can't draw his man away from the basket yet because he's demonstrated no offensive threat outside of 5 ft. Where a post move or two would help him would be if we can get an actual big man next year and he could slide to his more natural position. Against teams that play small ball, having the ability to post up a smaller defender would be helpful. There's nothing wrong with being versatile. [/QUOTE]
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