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Message: [QUOTE="SECbbfan24, post: 2960833, member: 9360"] I don't think Kim is a bad coach but her style of play on the offensive end and playing with two "Bigs" who want to live in the paint is a matchup problem vs athletic teams who can really shoot (Stanford). Defensively its hard for those bigs to get out on the perimeter to defend. No offense to cox and brown, they just aren't the quickest kids. The offense heavily relies on lobbing it up to Brown/Cox in the paint and just use their size to try to score at will. I believe Baylor should do that with their weapons but it shouldn't be their only means to score and work on offense. Not a lot of motion offense or using screens and pick and rolls. Its a bit stagnant, its hard to get shooters in rhythm as well. They did run some screens and other play action. in the 2nd half with some success, they clawed their way back but a 17 point deficit with your star player giving you nothing is almost impossible to overcome. The lack of a true PG that commands the court doesn't help either. Jackson is a great player in her own right but Morris was a big blow due to her ability to organize/distribute on offense much better. Also Morris provides a threat from 3, which Jackson doesn't really shoot any. Baylor is gonna steam roll through the Big 12 but the problems Baylor saw vs Stanford could come back to haunt them in the NCAAT without some proper adjustments. Baylor will definitely be different losing Brown next year and having Smith instead. I think Kim needs to adjust her style of play on the offensive end. They have extremely talented/gifted kids. [/QUOTE]

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