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Message: [QUOTE="BobbyJ, post: 5133239, member: 4250"] When those 2-3 players are on the floor together the others are not just watching. They’re in specific areas for spacing to open room for those 2-3 to get the majority of the shots, hopefully against favorable matchups. Good half court offenses are designed to run through and maximize the best talents of a team, not necessarily to get everybody equal touches and shots. If the others get shots because an action breaks down, or off transition or an offensive rebound that’s fine, but it’s not expected in a game plan. That’s why off ball garbage collectors and rim runners like Griffin can be so valuable and change games. It’s also why Auriemma tells subs to find a way to impact games without having the ball a lot. [/QUOTE]