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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WVUALLEN" data-source="post: 130287419" data-attributes="member: 1112294">The problem this year was Offensive Rebounding was poor. WVU scoring relies on the Offensive rebounds. Huggins teams are usually one of the best at this.No reliable back up at the 5. We might have well played with 4 players and been just as good.This years press defense not as good as last 2 years because of inexperienced players for the pressure. Sophomores got little playing time as Freshman and did not progress when this season went on.The players on the offense although good at times but late in games they would stand around and not move causing poor shot selection and turnovers. Esa not productive enough this year to be a factor against opponents defense.Harris needed to learn to stay closer to the basket as that gave us better rebounding. Teddy was not a consistent scorer especially against taller teams with length. Lets hope Teddy improves next year with his interior passing as this will help his scoring.Only player to improve as the season went was Bolden. Miles did not produce enough on the offensive side in some games. But he did help on playing defense until foul trouble hurt him.Offense needs to score to win as their defense was not as good as past seasons. Working the ball inside has been effective but our players need to learn to kick the ball back out for open shots. We do not pass the ball around fast enough or drive to the basket enough. Our shot selection and passing are poor. Especially near the end of games.</blockquote>

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