Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="Mr. Wonderful, post: 2612399, member: 178"] This is just not true. Rashad played on absolutely loaded teams with too many scoring options for him to be keyed on and during some of the best point guard play in program history. He got open looks constantly, in rhythm. Ever notice the correlation of our best shooters also happened to be playing with our best point guards? You should look into it, it's striking. Why do I bring this up? Sharing the basketball well leads to better shot selection as well as shots where the player can properly set his feet and shoot in rhythm. That last part sums up the biggest problem with UConn, on the actual hardwood, in the last four years. Partly by talent, partly by design, it what UConn doesn't do on offense, as a rule. [/QUOTE]