joober jones
Finally Non-Fat Guy
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Nolan's post moves are far from perfect, but you'll see better post moves out of your average wheelchair basketball player than you will out of AB.
Nolan's post moves are far from perfect, but you'll see better post moves out of your average wheelchair basketball player than you will out of AB.
watching this short snipet helps to explain why we rebound so poorly, our center is in the act of shooting from the paint and Boat, Bazz and Kromah are glued in position.
I just can't see DD at the 5. He is so clearly reluctant to muck it up in there with the big guys now. He had a couple of chances in the last 5 minutes last night, had the ball, above the foul line, lots of space to go to the hoop and he gave it up. He had a more active half on the boards, not so much in the offense though. Playing the 5, mostly with his back to the hoop? He's shown no reason why that would work.
I like DD but he would be pushed out, blocked out and generally abused by all teams in the paint. He's just too thin.
I don't think DD can do it the whole game but maybe 25 per cent, otherwise he will foul out but no matter what we do we are going to get abused down low because they don't rebound. Tyler can't jump high enough, Nolan gets pushed around and brimah can't hold onto the ball. it's like the 3 stooges down there. They,will all be used all season long because none of them can show any separation, its equal mediocrity. Go small with a constant press, we have the guards.
If someone exhaled on him he would break in two. He has no strength physically or mentally and would be crushed underneath.He would get abused down low on the defensive end and do you want your 5 playing on the perimeter for 40 minutes?
After actually taking the time to watch a wheelchair basketball game, I have to say these guys have a hell of a lot of coordination and strength to do what they do.