2nd half vs Auburn

DAWG61

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We had 12 dunks/layups with assists on 9 of them. I think we finally figured out what's been there all along. Drive and dish to the guy cutting to the basket for countless easy baskets. Keep doing that and getting to the free throw line and we'll win a lot of games. Free throw shooting will improve. Has to we aren't Memphis under Calipari.
 
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Auburn was missing their best post player and their other ones got in foul trouble. Peters did a great job of driving and letting the defense collapse and finding the big man for a dunk.
 

PineGroveBully

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I just wish we could find away to get Perry, Holman, and Ado several lobs a game. They are all so defendable when they hafta make post moves. Would make them so much more dangerous and productive and cut out a handful of TO's a game where they catch (sometimes) the ball in great position but are to weak or unskilled to get a shot off. Plus outside of huge blocked shot few things get the crowd into (or out of) a game like a thunderous alley-oop
 

PineGroveBully

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Free throw shooting will improve. Has to we aren't Memphis under Calipari.


Speaking of which, I'm still convinced we win that game if Stansbury starts fouling 90 seconds earlier. I remember watching the cbs experts before that game that just gave belly laughs when asked if there was any way we could keep it close.
 
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