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Check his stat line. Gibbs also had 7 assists and 8 rebounds. Accounted for 36 of team's total 75 points.
I've found it's easier to just ignore the troglodytes, but godspeed to you, sir.
Check his stat line. Gibbs also had 7 assists and 8 rebounds. Accounted for 36 of team's total 75 points.
Check his stat line. Gibbs also had 7 assists and 8 rebounds. Accounted for 36 of team's total 75 points.
This entire team doesn't pass the eye test either!He had a really nice steal and feed (that wasnt converted) at one point too. Two of his purported weaknesses where he looked good.
Bbbbbut he didn't pass the eye test...
9 of 9 counted the lane violation as the miss.Hamilton turns the ball over, yes. He also has the ball more than anyone else on the team. Just because he made a couple at the end of a shi*show game, doesn't mean he was terrible.
Everyone was complaining about his FTA. Well he had 10 last night and hit 9 of them. DHam also led the team in rebounds again in a game where our bigs were busy playing against the refs and their own stupidity. He attacked the rim way more than I've ever seen him in a single game before. That's a huge positive development if he keeps it going.
It hasn't just been this game. I love KO, but remain unconvinced by his defensive scheming over the last two years. Stuff like having Brimah hedge hard in the pick and roll drives me nuts - why are you running your rim protector 25-30 feet from the hoop?The one thing that stood out as terrible to me was the errant double teaming philosophy KO had installed for this game...
Wow, you guys are awfully sensitive... He played pretty well and made a few huge shots...he wasn't great. But I guess every now and then speaking an opinion based on knowledge of the sport gets 50 inflammatory responses. His biggest shot of the game was a desperation 3 that was a great shot off of a poor possession, mostly due to him dribbling nowhere.
Sorry I mentioned that he didn't play a GREAT game. But I've watched plenty of GREAT. I didn't bash him or even bash his game yesterday. It just wasn't great, to me. I don't think one player played great, but we gave up a 28-7 run to Tulane and almost blew the game...
The one thing that stood out as terrible to me was the errant double teaming philosophy KO had installed for this game, really really dumb stuff by the staff. I understand wanting to be aggressive and force turnovers ( uconn is one of the worst turnover forcing teams out there), but turning the half court defense into a hellish scramble is not the answer.
good double teams come when the defense (the poor passing big) least expects it, theyre called 'opportunity doubles'. there were three to four horrible double teams on a post player in the 17-0 run that were mind boggling. Many times hamilton or another guard could have just 'scrapped down' on the post player to make them uncomfortable, instead of sending enochs full body over there and making purvis/calhoun guard a big crashing the glass.
there was also a crap ton of penetration with no plans , But i can't harp on that because A) gibbs looked crazy explosive coming off the pick n rolls so thats cool, and B) hamilton did make some really nice plays at his sweet spots in the paint. Uconn played horribly when tulane went on that run, it wasn't just the refs. ( after going back and watching i noticed).
Can't like this post enough, I have no idea what KO is doing with this dbl team the post nonsense, our guys were scrambling all night trying to recover after the ball was reversed, against a good team they will get carved up if they continue with this strategy. I'm praying he tosses this to the waste side because I don't see the point of it, just play straight up.
Someone asked if there's been a Husky with his level of talent who played so lackadaisical (dare I say passionless) than DHam. Rudy Gay?
Of course he's serious. All our best posters know Rudy Gay was the worst. Just like Daniel Hamilton.Seriously?