They had a longer stretch than that in the 1st half
We had a stretch where we literally gave them the ball pretty much every possession. Unforced errors weee unreal. I really think it was a hangover from the osu game.
Rutgers has a average of 60 points per game against Temple,Miami,Indiana,Ohio State and Seton Hall.The team record is now 6-4 with three out of conference losses.This scenario is becoming similar to last season .
He's not a 90% shooter, that was based on his 11 attempts for this season only (he was 10/11). He's 76.3% career and he's not going to shoot close to 90% this season.
I depend on him to make them roughly 76% of the time. Expecting anything more would be completely foolish.
In close games the ball is going to be in Caleb's and Paul's hands a lot. It's not a matter of expectations just observations.
What makes you think we were in any way likely to get two points on that possession?
For now (relatively small sample size) but not likely to stay there over the course of the season. Law of averages and all. He'll come back toward his average to some extent if not entirely. With any luck, maybe he will have improved some with practice and can sustain 80% or so. Anyhow, don't disagree that the team needs him to step up and hit as many as possible down the stretch late in games. But he's not a career 90% guy so there will be more misses to come, just hopefully not in late game situations.
We never set off the ball screens or shall I say very rarely or do we use motion other than the weave sometimes 30 feet out; with Seton Hall playing that aggressively w2e 100% should have been setting back screens and usnig back door cuts all game!!
90% on a very small sample size. Those things come back to Earth. Unfortunately at the worst times.
Wow. Just WOW. this is just something pike has to address in practice. Find some plays. Get some help finding plays. Create a darn card for play calls like the football teams do if you need to. had had a to left.
