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Message: [QUOTE="Tenspro2002, post: 3893251, member: 889"] Forcing the ball to anyone tends to gum up the works and lead to bad shots. Sanogo ends up with the least-bad shots of those we force the ball to. The worst case is Polley. Everyone in the board screams that we should be running Polley off double-screens to get him open for 5-6 3's a game. Whenever we do that, he hits about 20% of them. Shots within the flow of the offense, with everybody a threat and forcing the defense to commit and not just stand still, are best. [/QUOTE]