Some things get old but never change. That was the best game I have watched this year. It’s a shame that a few small details were overlooked that could have made a huge difference imo.
Woodard and Carter got us going in the 1st half and rode the pine in the 2nd half. Holman took up a good bit of Woodards minutes and consistently gave up rebounds and points. Another post guy goes for 20+. I can’t even exaggerate how bad Holman is on blocking out and giving up 2nd chance points. There is nothing he can do the offensive end right now that Woodard can’t do.
The projected national player of the year had 4 fouls for a majority of the 2nd half and we never attacked him. That should have been Howland’s goal, put Waters by the water boy. Also, I think there might have been another guy that played extended minutes with 4 fouls.
Played a man to man to whole time....again. When we play against a team that can get into a scoring rhythm like LSU did lastnight it doesn’t hurt to change the pace. Also, a zone can give us a on the clock breather on defense. Give the guys legs a few trips to recover then hit them hard again with the man. We never ever try to get the other team off rhythm, they stay in their comfort zone.
If we dont make the big dance Howland needs to pack his bags.