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Not necessarily. Coaches can draw up great inbounds plays
Posted on: November 28, 2018 at 11:46:08 CT
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on both sides, offense and defense, and if the players don't execute them properly, they won't work. That's what I saw a lot of last night.
And sometimes they worked well - once in the first half, Mark Smith set a back screen, then popped out for the open 3 and hit it. That was a well-designed play, and it was executed to perfection. With a bunch of young guys, that's not always going to be the case.
I'm not trying to just give Cuonzo a pass, but his roster is the primary issue this season.
And sometimes they worked well - once in the first half, Mark Smith set a back screen, then popped out for the open 3 and hit it. That was a well-designed play, and it was executed to perfection. With a bunch of young guys, that's not always going to be the case.
I'm not trying to just give Cuonzo a pass, but his roster is the primary issue this season.
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Not necessarily. Coaches can draw up great inbounds plays - GeorgiaTiger76 MU - 11/28 11:46:08