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[QUOTE="Ralph, post: 4459652, member: 7048"]
Seems like it is easier to pick up for the less experienced players, helps to cut down on fouls, a little less running around so players can do 35+ minutes.    I know Geno seems to hate Zone and loves his switching, but if we are down to six it is all about survival until we get some players back.   For MD we may be down to AE, AD, AG, IB, CD, AP.   Play a packed in zone and hope they cannot hit 3's and long 2's.  If they get hot, nothing we can do about it.   Use the week off to rest and hope we get some players back.   I am assuming NM is out with concussion protocol, Lou foot will not be ok in 48 hours.   So depressing for us as fans, cannot imagine how the players feel watching so many go down.   Give them all the support we can.   I know the wonderful and gracious lady who used to coach at Notre Dame (I was going to use other language but it would get me flagged for life by Husky Nan) played a zone and it got them through the year they were decimated by injuries and they were down to around 6 players.
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