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Message: [QUOTE="86.578, post: 4506105, member: 11919"] A lot of focus here on the offense, However, without a true (good) PG, they have to rely on opponent misses and getting the board. Otherwise there’s ball pressure right from the inbound, and watching any of our guys bring the ball up is PAINFUL. Beginning of the year, rebounding, outlet, finding an open look 3, or getting it down low quickly was the bread and butter. They're not going to win in a slow, half court set, style, they don’t have the ball handlers, the dribble-drive ability....and AS is just not that good once he's doubled. So…..what about the D…..how do they get stops? They can't keep guys in front of them. and once they blow by, no one is intimidated by AS. They don’t have a lockdown guy. AJ is ok, but he spends too much time off the ground. Because of their limitations on O, this is the problem to be solved. Wasn’t for it at first but maybe 2 bigs is the way to go and hope they both don’t get in foul trouble. Would have to play some kind of zone though, and who do they have that could play the top of the zone? Don’t have any answers, but without a PG, the only way to win is to run off of misses. And for pete's sake, know where the OB line is! 3 or 4 last night, 4 or 5 v StJohns. [/QUOTE]