I agree Enoch has shown us flashes of future greatness but also many flashes of freshman play. I like what I've seen from Brimah so far, he isn't taking over games, but a handful of times a game I'll notice him really fight for a rebound well and lock it down. His hands have been a whole lot better, I think in the past I'd see him get a rebound into his hands but then it would bobble out or be stolen but this year if he has his hands on it he gets it for the most part. I like the hands that Brimah and Enoch have shown us, but we need to hit shots early to open up the court, then get some movement inside and get those alley oop tosses flying
I forget who it was, maybe Cuse, was doing a ton of tapping rebounds to each other and it was infuriating to me because it seems like Brimah hasn't learned this massively useful skill in the game of basketball. Yes if a guy can touch the ball you want him grabbing it, but there are so many times that a guy can get a few fingers on the ball but not enough to grab it, slap that ball toward an open teammate and its routinely an easy layup/dunk or a nice start to a fast break.
We need to start tipping the rebounds more, especially with Hamilton in the game who has great rebounding instincts. Am I crazy or do we not often tip rebounds to each other?