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Message: [QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 3028569, member: 405"] In the second half of the year, not only did the shots start falling, but he was developing a midrange game. He seldom turned it over all season long, and he plays the passing lanes inside the zone well, as you would expect. He has to get quicker moving his feet to stay in front of guards to cut off penetration into the heart of the zone. He has to learn not to reach on defense, especially when he gets tired (which everyone tends to do, to be honest ...). The offense should hopefully be much more fluid and feature much more motion, picks and back screens / back cuts. We have so many shooters that if we can be crisp about moving the ball and finding the open man, our offense might be more efficient and less predictable. [/QUOTE]