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Message: [QUOTE="007, post: 5010699, member: 393"] I agree with the bolded. JM is a combo guard playing PG. He dominated the ball, forced his scoring opportunities way too often, and struggled with decision making most of the season. In a way, he was a victim of his own success. Few defenders could stay in front of him. He needed to develop more of PG mentality for the motion offense - any offense for that matter - to be more effective. Not sure what the thinking was from Red's perspective. But I would guess that some of the "allowing" JM to play that way had something to do with not having a post scoring threat or enough consistent shooters after Bell. I've said before, I think Red was making chicken salad given the hand he was dealt. [/QUOTE]