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Unbelievable to see it.
Chief’s Briefs - Butler Edition
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For a team that is positive against their opponent in nearly every metric, often by a lot, being behind in FT attempts by 23% or 104 foul shots, is a 5 alarm fire.
To be honest I don’t see Stewart improving his rebounding and if he doesn’t, he is not going to start next year. Hurley has called in him to grab those defensive boards, and if Stewart can’t do it he has no one but himself to blame. On the other hard if Stewart starts grabbing 4 contested boards in traffic I think everyone’s opinion of him would greatly improve.
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I just dont see that happening. I dont mean to pile on the guy because he can shoot. He is one of many college basketball players that are not physical and unfortunately on this team we need him to rebound. Ross and Stewart comparison is interesting. I like Ross a little better because he is way more energetic out there which means he can influence more plays. I do not like when Ross and Stewart are out there together. That is a recipe for disaster
Interesting, the “experts” who minimize the unfair fouls against us, write it off as u taking 104 more 3 pt attempts and hence less likely to draw fouls. But, after you subtract that out we took 16 more 2 point FG attempts.
1479 UConn FGA-1359 Opponent FGA =120-104 (UConn more 3 attempts) =‘16 more UConn 2pt FGA.