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Message: [QUOTE="shandeezy7, post: 2004375, member: 720"] That is definitely a partial explanation, and the lack of finishing ability at the rim is beyond frustrating. I think part of the problem with the man offense we run is that spacing and off-ball movement is horrendous. If our guards are bad at finishing, then we need to have guys cutting to the basket and others setting up good passing lanes/angles on the perimeter once we penetrate into the lane. Even if opposing coaches are drilling into their players to stick with their man and not sag off on help D, the natural instinct is still to react to the ball. Unfortunately, far too often, we get a guy in the lane with the ball and we have 4 guys standing around watching. Not an ideal way to take advantage of defensive rotations and get an open shot. [/QUOTE]