Eventually some of Cassell's shot will start to fall.
So ... will mine. But, as a 50 year old, they should give me a uniform & let me take shots. Eventually???
We were all holding out for this last season with Omar, and needless to say it didn't happen. Yes Omar was injured/recovering all year but still, Cassel needs to keep shooting. It was painfully obvious Sunday that we can easily be turned in to a one-dimensional team, and even within that one dimension we only have two good shooters. We need at least one of Jr, Omar, and Purvis to start making shots.Eventually some of Cassell's shot will start to fall.
Yeah the rest of the sporting world thought this on April 6. Then the Harrison twins met Ryan Boatright.
I am talking about full court press not half court pressure very different not that it matters because only a few teams press most importantly Louisville among them which really bothered us despite having excellent ball handlers in Napier and Boatright last year still took us out of the game against them 3 times. My idea on playing big has very little to do with beating the press which is why I stated some people get caught up in semantics and every little word.
BUHusky said:Well if people decided the throw SC Jr under the bus after the Texas game, then people should in turn at least give him some credit for his offense last night. Yes, his defense has a very long way to go, but his stat line from last night was pretty solid. He was the 2nd leading scorer after Brimah. 12 points, 4-6 FGs, 2-3 threes, 2-2 FTs, 1 reb, 1 assist, 1 steal, 0 TOs
Well if people decided the throw SC Jr under the bus after the Texas game, then people should in turn at least give him some credit for his offense last night. Yes, his defense has a very long way to go, but his stat line from last night was pretty solid. He was the 2nd leading scorer after Brimah.
12 points, 4-6 FGs, 2-3 threes, 2-2 FTs, 1 reb, 1 assist, 1 steal, 0 TOs
Sam had probably his best offensive numbers of the season last night. Just not sure why he's falling away or to the side on every single jump shot even when no one is guarding him.