You may be the King of Hyperbole on here. Your "we are fans" comment holds absolutely no water. You have no more proof of random than I or anyone else here. Go play on that merry-go-round over >>>No, you see we actually enjoy watching UK and don’t act like idiots on every post. We actually are fans of the program and not imposters who act like they are fans. 1000’s of posts don’t lie.
The fact we let teams back into the games is not our man to man defense. It is the fact we take bad shots consecutive trips down the floor and bad shots usually lead to good shots for the other team.and goes to a zone at least 50-50. We have guys getting beat left and right off the dribble. It’s been going on all year and it’s why we let teams back into games.
I would agree to run it if we are in foul trouble. But zone mostly isn’t played to benefit rebounding. Most often it is harder to rebound out of a zone because you have to find your man to go box out.Zone sucks. It's insane every year ppl think this is a magical defense that just shuts ppl down. The only time you should run zone is if you cant rebound or are in foul trouble
sooo, you wanted him to wait until they cored 10 straight instead of 6 straight.our first zone look we gave them there was a guy wide open in the corner and he missed. 2nd time down the court we defended extremely well. Edwards took and made a highly contested 25 foot shot and that was it for Cal. As I have stated in other threads it will only take one made basket to get cal out of zone and he proved me right tonight.
Just simply no logic in his thinking that he can watch the other team score 10 straight trips in MTM and isn’t bothered by it in the slightest but one made tough jumper against the zone, ABORT!!!! And again why he will never win another natty with this philosophy....and I hope like hell he proves me wrong but I won’t hold my breath.
bing- freakin-OThe fact we let teams back into the games is not our man to man defense. It is the fact we take bad shots consecutive trips down the floor and bad shots usually lead to good shots for the other team.
and we don't box out wellI would agree to run it if we are in foul trouble. But zone mostly isn’t played to benefit rebounding. Most often it is harder to rebound out of a zone because you have to find your man to go box out.
sooo, you wanted him to wait until they cored 10 straight instead of 6 straight.
Maybe it wasn't the edwards three, but just the movement in general
so why switch?who says they score 10 straight. We don’t know and we will never know because he simply will not vary from how he wants to play regardless. We saw how our zone worked against Arkansas. Guys are going to make shots and hit shots, it’s inevitable. Cal had no problem with Edwards scoring 13 in the 2nd half against Man but one made 3 from him against a zone was just too much.
so why switch?
but a 2-3 zone IS NOT to be used as a defense that has long contested threes...teams will usually get decent (to good, looks at threes) against a 2-3 Zone...If you can’t stop a team from getting to the rim at will and scoring from layups and easy putbacks then your chances of winning diminish greatly. Hitting a long contested 3 pointer is a whole lot less likely to go down as opposed to a point blank look at the rim.
but a 2-3 zone IS NOT to be used as a defense that has long contested threes...teams will usually get decent (to good, looks at threes) against a 2-3 Zone...
they hit two threes in a row...but you want them to see if they can give up more... that makes no sense
obtw...didn't we win?
It’s funny how people can watch the same game and reach completely different conclusions.and goes to a zone at least 50-50. We have guys getting beat left and right off the dribble. It’s been going on all year and it’s why we let teams back into games.
It’s funny how people can watch the same game reach completely different conclusions.
And it is a misconception that playing zone necessarily improves a team’s rebounding. If you don’t move your feet and block off in the paint and get to 50-50 balls, you won’t be a very good rebounding team regardless.
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