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Why?
I really doubt JC is telling the team that this:
"Shabazz, I want you to dribble at the top of the key for the first 10-15 seconds of the shot clock and look for a semi-contested jump shot or Jeremy coming off a baseline curl/screen. If that's not there, the 4 and 5 should come up and set a double screen but don't really roll to the hoop or present yourself as an option so you are on your own. If you want, give the ball Jeremy and then we'll run a 1-4 set so Jeremy you are on your own to make something happen."
I feel like this was the offense for 30 of the 40 minutes. Every once in a while we'd run the set where the bigs come up, we pass to them and look for either the backdoor or a hand off to the 2 or 3. It's just so painfully obvious. I'd like to think that this was not the pregame strategy b/c that's all we've been seeing for the last few games. One guy dribbles around, one guy runs around, 3 people set ineffective screens or stand around watching.