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Only player that didn’t give good effort again this game was Holman and luckily everyone else stepped up and he played just well enough down the stretch to not cause us to lose. We actually increased our lead even when he was in there. Howland has to figure out what is up with Holman as he has played just absolutely poorly in SEC play.Quote:
Originally Posted by tcdog70
My take. The team played the best ball of the year. Perry was outright screwed by the refs all night. The entire ref crew absolutely blew atleast 5 calls in the game.
The team hustled, played unselfish, and did a pretty good job on the defensive side. Holman had another rough patch, but he did have a couple good defensive plays down the stretch. Peters scoring and destributing was great. Hope he finds a happy medium, and can adjust on the fly as either a scorer or facilitator.
My observations....
1. Why do we switch on screens?
2. Why did we wait 35 mins into game to work ball low?.
3. Q finally had a game like his earlier years.
4. Are we redshirting Tsuhisumpa and Datcher?
5. Perry needs to get more minutes than Ado.
6. We are better when Peters is penetrating deep in the hole (had to do it)
1- I have no idea and agree with you
2- maybe howland finally listened to an assistants suggestions(perry is a beast)
3- agree totally
4- both might as well leave yesterday
5- agree 100%/ not sure howland understands yet
6- correct. this forces the D to make a decision and further spreads our offense and creates passing lanes all over the floor
I saw better defensive basketball coaching yesterday in New Albany at the Hotbed Classic.