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Message: [QUOTE="orangenirvana, post: 1665201, member: 156"] Most of this is fair. So TyRob has shown potential to do certain things when it comes to scoring. IMO his potential to score is significantly greater than his scoring production but he's just not motivated or confident enough to do it. He's never shown the wherewithal or mental fortitude to take opportunities himself as opposed to laying back and hoping they fall to him. For instance, he had a number of touches on Saturday but did literally nothing with them. Should Boeheim get on the loud speaker and tell him to shoot or dribble-drive every time he touches it? At some point the player has to play. Teams have smartly keyed on Roberson, taking away the one thing he does extremely well (rebound). It has worked because Roberson hasn't aggressively battled against those adjustments. He's merely shrugged his shoulders and said "It just wasn't my day." How would you suggest Boeheim exploit those changes? [/QUOTE]