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[QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 5547624, member: 966"]
That is a nice start on some of the problems.

I’m not sure how anyone watching our offense can think that we are actually running plays. One guy has the ball, he dribbles a bit. If the seas don’t miraculously part for him, he gives it up and the next guy does the same thing until it gets late in the clock and someone takes a very challenged fade away/leaning/twisting jumper or an unwise three. Meanwhile the other four players have been standing around on the perimeter. If one of those players happens to move during the dribbling, it almost seems incidental, and it’s only when he maybe spots an opening. It’s all very [I]park casual,[/I] unorganized, easily defensible, lazy. It elicits bad shots far too often.

The guy we brought in to be the floor general, because he demonstrated he was a floor general with his last team… now looks like he doesn’t have a clue. A taller Carlos. Methinks, unfortunately, his generalship was related to his former team having an offensive system.

I am screaming Wallace Shawn in my head—it’s inconceivable! How does one man—Red—not want to run plays? How do the other coaches not recognize the constant ISO ball is not sustainable against equal or greater competition, and not tell Red? I don’t know what the staff does except clap in Instagram clips.
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