Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="Hans Sprungfeld, post: 3906412, member: 181"] In some ways even worse: Sometimes not looking. Sometimes inflexibly committed with no chance for change. Sometimes nobody in position, or with enough space. Sometimes moving in the direction of rim but not actually To the rim strong because of a seeming greater focus on avoiding contact than putting the ball into the hope and/or drawing a foul. (EDIT FROM ORIGINAL): The game sometimes looked like a variety show of increased degree-of-difficulty shots. And this wasn't the first time I'd seen such a spectacle. For example, the Big East semi-final against Creighton displayed zero good shots, starting from the point that RJ crashed to the floor, suffered a concussion, and bloodied himself, until the game ended with the 5-point lead surrendered and transformed into a disappointing 3-point loss. [/QUOTE]