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Date Posted: 12:39:12pm 01/18/06 Wed,
Author: A+
Subject: Re: Guards
In reply to: fmrdlplyr 's message, "Re: Guards" on 12:07:17pm 01/18/06 Wed,

you just said a mouthful - thank you

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[> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Guards -- The Naut, 05:17:14pm 01/18/06 Wed, [1]

All very valid points - Todd, although our go to guy, forces his shot to often when double teamed rather than kicking it out to the open man. If you saw the Canisius game, it was a perfect example of how a team can penetrate and then kick it out when the defense collapses. We seem to play a lot of one on one, rather than trusting each other and playing like a team.

I would be interested in your take on TOT and his game plan. Is he at fault with the game plan, or do you believe it is the execution of the game plan that is lacking, or a combination of both?

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