1- I truly hope Anton Grady makes a speedy recovery. Very scary moment
2- Things will get better in 2 weeks. (contingent upon FVV becoming healthy)
3- This team is not good right now. Period.
4- Taylor is not the answer at PG right now. If coach is concerned about him being the PG of the future, he would be riding the pine until he took fewer shots than Ron. Not saying Taylor is not/could not be a useful piece of the puzzle, but he is not the answer at PG right now. True damn if you do, damn if you don't though, Everyone was screaming for him to pass more...so he did....to BWam.... wrong decision, but at least he thought to pass.
5- Light me up for this, I'm sure many that wear rose colored glasses will. What exactly has coach been teaching? Fred has been hurt for a month, and it seems there has been zero adjustments made to the offense. Zero interest in feeding the post where the defense will collapse and guys can move off the ball. Honestly it looks like everyone has been told 'the offense is Ron'. Everyone is scared to shoot except the PG that shot less than 30%, nobody drives it and kicks, the entire offense is run 30ft from the basket. It just doesn't look like a well prepared team, imo. I fully trust coach, he has proven he knows what he's doing, but wow...Coach is just like the rest of the players right now, looking at Ron to save the team.
6- McDuffie needs to play, but he also needs to defend better. He gets lost at times. Gave up some open 3s to the oppositions best shooters that cost big time. He should be starting at the 3, move Evan to the 2 for all I care. Heck EW ran PG at Heights, let him take a stab at running the show.
7- Most importantly, this team will get better, they just need to get healthy. I fully expect them to hang another MVC banner (very possibly 2) and if the selection committee does what they are supposed to and notes that FVV was out/hobbled for the first 6 games, this team will be dancing. And when that day comes, stick it to Vegas and take the long shot odds...the experience gained now will make this team more than capable.
2- Things will get better in 2 weeks. (contingent upon FVV becoming healthy)
3- This team is not good right now. Period.
4- Taylor is not the answer at PG right now. If coach is concerned about him being the PG of the future, he would be riding the pine until he took fewer shots than Ron. Not saying Taylor is not/could not be a useful piece of the puzzle, but he is not the answer at PG right now. True damn if you do, damn if you don't though, Everyone was screaming for him to pass more...so he did....to BWam.... wrong decision, but at least he thought to pass.
5- Light me up for this, I'm sure many that wear rose colored glasses will. What exactly has coach been teaching? Fred has been hurt for a month, and it seems there has been zero adjustments made to the offense. Zero interest in feeding the post where the defense will collapse and guys can move off the ball. Honestly it looks like everyone has been told 'the offense is Ron'. Everyone is scared to shoot except the PG that shot less than 30%, nobody drives it and kicks, the entire offense is run 30ft from the basket. It just doesn't look like a well prepared team, imo. I fully trust coach, he has proven he knows what he's doing, but wow...Coach is just like the rest of the players right now, looking at Ron to save the team.
6- McDuffie needs to play, but he also needs to defend better. He gets lost at times. Gave up some open 3s to the oppositions best shooters that cost big time. He should be starting at the 3, move Evan to the 2 for all I care. Heck EW ran PG at Heights, let him take a stab at running the show.
7- Most importantly, this team will get better, they just need to get healthy. I fully expect them to hang another MVC banner (very possibly 2) and if the selection committee does what they are supposed to and notes that FVV was out/hobbled for the first 6 games, this team will be dancing. And when that day comes, stick it to Vegas and take the long shot odds...the experience gained now will make this team more than capable.
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