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Message: [QUOTE="SoBeCuse, post: 1982080, member: 796"] It's a two-way street. I can't believe I have to explain this but I will then move on. If players aren't being reached then it falls on the coach. If the coach says to get out on Hayes and they fail then he is not reaching them. I did not see any deviation from the abominable sets we were attempting to run. Why wasn't the ball being fed to Coleman or Lydon in the post more often since them scoring in the paint was the only thing working? (aside from White's 1H chucks). Why wasn't there more attention paid to Happ. It all falls on the coach even if the players aren't doing what he says because he clearly isn't reaching them. [/QUOTE]