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       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: sbu1991
       Date: November 15, 2022, 9:02 pm
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       --- Quote from: NJ Seawolf link ---
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       > Happy with that 2nd half performance. This team has some guts
       and should improve as the season progresses.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I appreciate the optimism of the board, and will defer to the
       collective judgment of the group...since none of you have ever
       steered me wrong in the past... ;D
       #Post#: 37510--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: Knicksbu99
       Date: November 16, 2022, 6:47 am
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       Next game I would like to see the zone cleaned up not so relaxed
       against the high post and contest better on shooters.
       Conceptually the zone should be good for us. Hopefully some of
       that offense in the second half rolls over go inside out not
       outside in. Opens up driving lanes and free throw attempts are
       good shot at about a 82 percent clip. IMO policelli is better
       served with that post up action rather than trying to force a
       drive or spot up threes. Like to see sarvan try that too.
       #Post#: 37511--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: November 16, 2022, 6:53 am
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       One of the things I liked to see was Policelli being more
       aggressive in that second half. The shot wasn’t falling, and he
       only had three (all threes) in the first 20 minutes. So he
       posted up or put the ball in the floor and tried to get buckets
       in close or at the line.
       Also, Pettway’s providing real value. He’s attacking the rim and
       looking to score in general, which I think this team needs a bit
       of. TO was doing the same. He’s going to be good. I wonder what
       happens when Clarke returns—maybe fewer minutes for Roberts, who
       I thought struggled.
       I do think we were really at the mercy of their shooting. We
       barely attempted to get a hand in their face on most threes, and
       once they started go down, it got away from us.
       But still, a real nice effort. A split in RI would be terrific,
       although we face another team hungry for their first win.
       #Post#: 37512--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: sbufan
       Date: November 16, 2022, 7:30 am
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       They looked better than I expected ( my expectations are low ).
       Get healthy, continue to improve, and maybe we can be decent in
       the CAA come conference play?
       #Post#: 37513--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: Chairman of the Board
       Date: November 16, 2022, 7:33 am
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       i agree with all the above, but for CAA play, i question this-
       youre the coach.  its halftime and SB's down 4 on the road.
       stat guy hands you a report in the locker room.  team is 1/17
       from three.  do you,
       (a) encourage more shooting
       (b) bench those who keep shooting
       (c) implore the team to remain calm and it will all work out
       (d) stay silent on the topic
       #Post#: 37514--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: OldSeawolf
       Date: November 16, 2022, 8:28 am
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       --- Quote from: Chairman of the Board link ---
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       > i agree with all the above, but for CAA play, i question this-
       >
       > youre the coach.  its halftime and SB's down 4 on the road.
       stat guy hands you a report in the locker room.  team is 1/17
       from three.  do you,
       >
       > (a) encourage more shooting
       > (b) bench those who keep shooting
       > (c) implore the team to remain calm and it will all work out
       > (d) stay silent on the topic
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       B or E (change the philosophy moving forward to drive to the
       hoop, and encourage jump shots only within the arc).
       Hard to believe we only lost by 10 with 5-29 shooting from 3,
       and being out-rebounded by 11.  I liked what Pettway and TO
       offered, TSM played well, we didn't pound nearly enough with the
       Bigs, and think that Roberts cannot be at the point, as his
       dribbling/passing abilities don't cut it at this level.
       Need Clarke, Frey, and Nahar back, to add depth to the team.
       #Post#: 37515--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: steveoh
       Date: November 16, 2022, 10:36 am
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       --- Quote from: Knicksbu99 link ---
       >
       > Next game I would like to see the zone cleaned up not so
       relaxed against the high post and contest better on shooters.
       Conceptually the zone should be good for us. Hopefully some of
       that offense in the second half rolls over go inside out not
       outside in. Opens up driving lanes and free throw attempts are
       good shot at about a 82 percent clip. IMO policelli is better
       served with that post up action rather than trying to force a
       drive or spot up threes. Like to see sarvan try that too.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       1000%. Playing a really effective and aggressive 2-3 zone takes
       practice, drilling and repetition. For a first time appearance
       (I think), they did okay. If they keep at it, they'll look back
       at this tape in two months and be embarrassed.
       It's not just closeouts. It's how your feet are positioned
       during a closeout that takes away options from the offense. It's
       timing on when to close out on the high post (delayed, with arms
       out to stop pass to short corner). It's making quick reactions
       without thinking about where to go. If they keep at it, it'll
       improve - AND IT'S AN IDENTITY!
       #Post#: 37517--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: sbupatriots
       Date: November 16, 2022, 11:14 am
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       --- Quote from: steveoh link ---
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       > [quote author=Knicksbu99 link=topic=964.msg37510#msg37510
       date=1668602850]
       > Next game I would like to see the zone cleaned up not so
       relaxed against the high post and contest better on shooters.
       Conceptually the zone should be good for us. Hopefully some of
       that offense in the second half rolls over go inside out not
       outside in. Opens up driving lanes and free throw attempts are
       good shot at about a 82 percent clip. IMO policelli is better
       served with that post up action rather than trying to force a
       drive or spot up threes. Like to see sarvan try that too.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       1000%. Playing a really effective and aggressive 2-3 zone takes
       practice, drilling and repetition. For a first time appearance
       (I think), they did okay. If they keep at it, they'll look back
       at this tape in two months and be embarrassed.
       It's not just closeouts. It's how your feet are positioned
       during a closeout that takes away options from the offense. It's
       timing on when to close out on the high post (delayed, with arms
       out to stop pass to short corner). It's making quick reactions
       without thinking about where to go. If they keep at it, it'll
       improve - AND IT'S AN IDENTITY!
       [/quote]
       Unfortunately they've been in the zone all 3 games. In fact it
       got carved up by a USCAA (not even NCAA) team on Friday and Geno
       admitted in the post game he probably should have switched back
       to a man-man once the started hitting 3's but was slow to react.
       Same story in the second half last night.
       #Post#: 37520--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 3: vs Rhode Island, 11/15 7pm
   DIR By: steveoh
       Date: November 16, 2022, 3:27 pm
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       --- Quote from: sbupatriots link ---
       >
       > [quote author=steveoh link=topic=964.msg37515#msg37515
       date=1668616596]
       > [quote author=Knicksbu99 link=topic=964.msg37510#msg37510
       date=1668602850]
       > Next game I would like to see the zone cleaned up not so
       relaxed against the high post and contest better on shooters.
       Conceptually the zone should be good for us. Hopefully some of
       that offense in the second half rolls over go inside out not
       outside in. Opens up driving lanes and free throw attempts are
       good shot at about a 82 percent clip. IMO policelli is better
       served with that post up action rather than trying to force a
       drive or spot up threes. Like to see sarvan try that too.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       1000%. Playing a really effective and aggressive 2-3 zone takes
       practice, drilling and repetition. For a first time appearance
       (I think), they did okay. If they keep at it, they'll look back
       at this tape in two months and be embarrassed.
       It's not just closeouts. It's how your feet are positioned
       during a closeout that takes away options from the offense. It's
       timing on when to close out on the high post (delayed, with arms
       out to stop pass to short corner). It's making quick reactions
       without thinking about where to go. If they keep at it, it'll
       improve - AND IT'S AN IDENTITY!
       [/quote]
       Unfortunately they've been in the zone all 3 games. In fact it
       got carved up by a USCAA (not even NCAA) team on Friday and Geno
       admitted in the post game he probably should have switched back
       to a man-man once the started hitting 3's but was slow to react.
       Same story in the second half last night.
       [/quote]
       Ah, good to know. I didn't see the first two games. Small
       fundamental mistakes against good competition will carve them
       up, if not early, than later. Might not be a bad idea to switch
       from the 2-3 to man to a 1-3-1 and even calling blitzes on the
       ballhandler, etc, rather than sticking to one defense.
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