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Message: [QUOTE="MD#12Fan, post: 3774459, member: 8636"] I honestly believe that the coaching staff has to figure out how to get Aubrey the ball where she can be effective. Historically there have been thousands of great basketball players who had suspect perimeter games. A legend from my area is Adrian Dantley, a 6’5” forward who roamed 12 feet around the basket. Without looking at basketball reference, I think he led the NBA in scoring at least once. Think how often she gets the ball beyond the 3 point line. Especially on top. What’s she gunna do there. I want her to get post ups or at least get opportunities to drive from the wing. Then she’ll get scoring chances besides transition and follow ups. I understand about ball movement and if plays are run through, openings for players develop. In my day coaches called it “continuity” or maybe “passing game”. There is also the idea of “quick hitters” or plays set up for getting the ball to specific individuals. [/QUOTE]