Dunking with Drummond
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Therefore he should break the dunk record in Providence, and maybe even a backboard.
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We should just throw it up for him every time... unless he gets fouled, how will any team stop that? bazz has a ton of 30 foot oops over that guy playing help d in the middle of the lane who just can't go up with Andre
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The lost art of boxing out. Something our players need to do more often.
That was actually a great observation.
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Agreed. Bilas is easily ESPNs best college bball analyst. That whole team with him and Raf and McDonough are the best.
I was actually almost bummed to be at the game, because I would have loved to have heard Bilas' commentary on the team.
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good point- I think Tyler does a decent job boxing, but AO and AD rarely box and rely on just trying to jump over people for the ball.... in AD's case, it can work sometimes... AO, wellllll that's a different story it seems
either way, you are correct that they all need to box out
and, drummond does seem to always be pulling himself up as he dunks but you guys and bilas are correct in that he's actually still going up when he puts it down
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Drummond's head is at rim level when he dunks.
I think that anytime the guards see he is not be being boxed out they should just lob it to him. Even if it fails sometimes it is still a much higher percentage play that Napier jacking up a desperate three as the shot clock is running out. This approach would also keep the defense honest by not allowing them to cheat on defense.
I agree with some other posts I've seen that if this team is going to reach it's full potential, Drummond needs to be the centerpiece of the offense and must touch the ball at least once on every possession. Even if they double him and he kicks it out to an open shooter (I hope AD works on making bounce passes because some of his high passes get a little scary..) it benefits the offense and if he can spin by his man or catch a lob for a dunk, even better.
The guards need to make a mental note to do this and good things will happen for both the team and themselves.
I think that anytime the guards see he is not be being boxed out they should just lob it to him. Even if it fails sometimes it is still a much higher percentage play that Napier jacking up a desperate three as the shot clock is running out. This approach would also keep the defense honest by not allowing them to cheat on defense.
I agree with some other posts I've seen that if this team is going to reach it's full potential, Drummond needs to be the centerpiece of the offense and must touch the ball at least once on every possession. Even if they double him and he kicks it out to an open shooter (I hope AD works on making bounce passes because some of his high passes get a little scary..) it benefits the offense and if he can spin by his man or catch a lob for a dunk, even better.
The guards need to make a mental note to do this and good things will happen for both the team and themselves.
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At the rate hes converting his shots... he should actually still be seeing more looks.
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