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Message: [QUOTE="auror, post: 3862749, member: 1329"] There were 2 media timeouts during that stretch. The stretch essentially started directly after a timeout. Gaff was in for much of it. It's becoming a problem. He only played 3 minutes in the 2nd half for a reason. It was Cole-Gaffney-Bouk-Sanogo-Whaley for a majority of the time. 2 bigs and Gaffney just clogged everything up and slowed everything down. It was Cole-Adams-Bouk-Polley-Whaley/Carlton for 2 minutes also, which seemed like a desperation lineup from Hurley. But a lot of it was shotmaking and unforced errors. Here's the rundown of that stretch: Martin turnover (I think he lost it out of bounds?) [B]TV timeout.[/B] Polley threw a lazy pass initiating the offense. Sanogo missed 2 floaters in the lane on one possession. Cole missed a mid-range shot (he made all of these same shots in the 2nd half). Bouk missed a contested layup that I think he was fouled on and Whaley had his putback blocked (but they were both shots at the rim) and then Sanogo more or less handed it to a guy. Gaff bad pass. Bouk had his pocket picked reminiscent of last game. Cole missed a 3. Whaley faded away on the putback for some reason. [B]TV timeout.[/B] Bouk pulled up on a curl and expected contact and then missed the jumper when there wasn't any. Bouk traveled under very little pressure. Cole airballed an open 3. Bouk missed a runner in the paint. Cole drew a foul in transition. Not a ton of bad shots. A lot of throwing the ball away and missed shots in the paint and open 3's. Hurley certainly could have called another timeout inbetween the two to set something up, but we weren't getting 30 second violations or getting pressed to death or something. The last 9 of the last 10 plays were our 2 best players not getting it done. [/QUOTE]

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