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Message: [QUOTE="supp, post: 1245677, member: 702"] We've become so used to playing 4 on 5 in recent years with one frontcourt player being a non-factor on offense that we automatically revert to that if given the chance. You're right that they used to run sets for McCullough that were effective. Now he's getting non-factor treatment where it's largely up to him to scrap on the boards to get his points. That's not a big part of his game at this point in his career. But that also plays right into Roberson's game when he subs in for him. They've got to make a concerted effort to get McCullough involved again. We may be better on offense but we're not that much better. Generally, I think Gbinije and McCullough should be taking more shots, Cooney fewer, and Patterson none beyond 5 feet for us to be successful. I think McCullough is also one of those players who if he's not involved on offense, his whole game goes to hell. We've had lots of players in the past like that too. [/QUOTE]