Hmm...were Prosser and Eastman listed?
Can't recall. I'll see if I still have the program at home after work.
Hmm...were Prosser and Eastman listed?
I think they were. They are eligible to play, though to preserve their redshirt option, they probably won't. They knew DD was not going to be on the bench.
BTW- I hope he's feeling OK. He was not at the game, according to a couple people who should have known.
We aren't as deep as we thought. No one off the bench can score except for Sam, and I am not sure he'll be coming off the bench much longer.
Losing DD hurts but I disagree. AT is giving us more then we thought so far, DSE is a man already, CR is CR and I expect to see MK improve throughout the year. So what gives?
Didn't look like many plays during this time were run through the post, or inside the paint, or any drives to the hoop during this stretch....Was this how it went? Did anyone else notice this?
My only real complaint yesterday was that we stopped going inside in the last 10 minutes of the game. They had no answer for TB, WE, or even AT down there. Other than that, +8 on the glass is really good, as is our defensive FG%. For that 10 min stretch in the 2nd half we finally were making some shots, and it's amazing how good a team can look when they're making shots. Conversely, it's amazing how bad they can look when they're not.
That's a good observation SLB. Bradley has one speed: full. They always play terribly when they're trying to run the game out. Thing is, while Bradley usually takes a the first good look they get when running their offense, they seem to run at least 20 seconds off the clock on each posession... I think they should just play their game unless they're blowing someone out. We weren't blowing Wofford out yet with 8 minutes left.
Well I'm sure Les' intention was not to let Wofford back in the game. If I were a coach in that situation, no problem with slowing tempo a bit to try to control the other team's opportunities on offense... But the slowing of tempo should not equal Maniscalco dribbling around like he's lost it should just discourage him from taking a 3 after 5 seconds have come off the shotclock.
Why pull back the reigns when the lead could have easily been 20 by the 5 minute mark where you then can ease back a bit?
Yeah, I guess I'm not as concerned with how it worked last night... Just more interested in the fact that we seem to be pretty bad at slowing down. I've felt many times that our offense stops working when we try to run clock.
I personally think it's kind of because we design our offense to take several approaches at the basket until we get a good open shot. Having SM dribble around for 15 seconds just limits the number of looks we try to develop.