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Originally posted by shockmonster View PostYou have some good points. I agree that at this time, he is playing risk adverse basketball most of the time with a minor breakout at Southern Illinois. He showed that he can create some shots even though he rarely does it at this time. I think that Conner taking risks will increase but it will be interesting to see how much more he plays similar to how he did at Southern Illinois to create. He needs to look more for his shot. He is definitely easing into his role and his risk taking capabilities.
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Originally posted by Keyser Soze View PostThis team has 2 alpha males on it and every other guard/wing player appear to be very cognizant of differing. For this team to reach it's ultimate upside without any high skilled low-post scorers, FVV & RB will have to encourage the other smalls to get more assertive. I believe CF in particular has intentionally made it a point to come in and fit in without overstepping his role which is the exact same mentality he had at KU. CF cannot play passive very well. At his core, he's about as assertive of an offensive player as I've ever seen so I believe he will be the first to break out of the box as he sees more and more of his typical off the bounce shots fall."You Don't Have to Play a Perfect Game. Your Best is Good Enough."
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Originally posted by Keyser Soze View PostThis team has 2 alpha males on it and every other guard/wing player appear to be very cognizant of differing. For this team to reach it's ultimate upside without any high skilled low-post scorers, FVV & RB will have to encourage the other smalls to get more assertive. I believe CF in particular has intentionally made it a point to come in and fit in without overstepping his role which is the exact same mentality he had at KU. CF cannot play passive very well. At his core, he's about as assertive of an offensive player as I've ever seen so I believe he will be the first to break out of the box as he sees more and more of his typical off the bounce shots fall.
Some games may be more or less, depending on who's hot or cold, but if we can have that many weapons off the bench to go with Ron, Fred, Zach, and Shaq, then we will be tough to stop.You miss 100% of the shots you don't take....
.....but, statistically speaking, you miss 99% of the shots you do take.
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Originally posted by Steeleshocker View PostI expect the following players to come off the bench and average 6-8 shots per game: Frankamp, McDuffie, Grady, Shamet (when he returns).
Some games may be more or less, depending on who's hot or cold, but if we can have that many weapons off the bench to go with Ron, Fred, Zach, and Shaq, then we will be tough to stop.
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Originally posted by ShockTalk View PostMight want to put Zach in the first group. Markis has taken 25% more shots in 15% less minutes than Zach. I don't think Grady is timid about putting the ball up either.You miss 100% of the shots you don't take....
.....but, statistically speaking, you miss 99% of the shots you do take.
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Originally posted by Steeleshocker View PostBut he also does an excellent job of looking for his teammates. (Which is one reason i don't think he should play the 4)
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Originally posted by jdshock View PostHaving a 4 that can pass is a huge advantage. That's not a reason to not make him a pf. With his speed and athleticism, he is a match-up nightmare on offense as a 3 (or 2) and can guard--and shut down--much smaller players on defense. I don't think he'll be a pf for those reasons, but I would love to have a 4 that can pass out of the post. Grady actually doesn't do too bad a job at that.
IMO you want to keep McDuffie as a 3 to get the ball going through his hands more often during the flow of the offense.You miss 100% of the shots you don't take....
.....but, statistically speaking, you miss 99% of the shots you do take.
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Originally posted by jdshock View PostHaving a 4 that can pass is a huge advantage. That's not a reason to not make him a pf. With his speed and athleticism, he is a match-up nightmare on offense as a 3 (or 2) and can guard--and shut down--much smaller players on defense. I don't think he'll be a pf for those reasons, but I would love to have a 4 that can pass out of the post. Grady actually doesn't do too bad a job at that.Livin the dream
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Originally posted by wufan View PostMarkis is a prototypical 3. Next year MM and ZB need to combine for more than 40 mpg. While they would be well suited to get minutes at the 2, Landry, Conner, and Peyton will probably eat those minutes up. I hope we can find a way to start Frankamp, Shamet, Brown, and McDuffie.
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