Curious to see who (if anybody) will emerge to get significant playing time alongside the big 6. Maybe it would've been Bowser if he hadn't hurt himself in that fall.
I agree with a lot of this. When the season started, it felt like we were forcing a lot more shots but I was okay with it even when it was bad. The worst thing you can be is passive IMHO. And that's currently an issue with our bigs that needs too be figured out. Their positioning and defense still feels a little passive, I'd love for them to be more confident and proactive but that's just going to take experience I suppose.
With all the applicable caveats — it’s early, small sample sizes, limited practice due to covid, new transfers, etc. — turning the ball over on 1 out of every 4 possessions (especially when going at such a slow pace) is not indicative of a strong coaching performance. I shudder when Joel Brown comes into the game.
I like Betley though. He is what Grant Mullins was supposed to be.
Curious to see who (if anybody) will emerge to get significant playing time alongside the big 6. Maybe it would've been Bowser if he hadn't hurt himself in that fall.
I agree with a lot of this. When the season started, it felt like we were forcing a lot more shots but I was okay with it even when it was bad. The worst thing you can be is passive IMHO. And that's currently an issue with our bigs that needs too be figured out. Their positioning and defense still feels a little passive, I'd love for them to be more confident and proactive but that's just going to take experience I suppose.
With all the applicable caveats — it’s early, small sample sizes, limited practice due to covid, new transfers, etc. — turning the ball over on 1 out of every 4 possessions (especially when going at such a slow pace) is not indicative of a strong coaching performance. I shudder when Joel Brown comes into the game.
I like Betley though. He is what Grant Mullins was supposed to be.