I've mentioned this before, but it's really hard for a player to hit jump shots, especially threes, when they only are taking a handful of shots. It's much easier to develop consistency when you're a higher volume shooter like some of the more experienced players on the team. One good example was Kemba Walker early on. When he became one of the primary scorers, he started knocking down and shots in a much more efficient clip. Jalen will be fine, but may continue to struggle in his current role.
I'm guessing the bean pole 6'7" guy is Dham(closer to 6'8") who is a great rebounder and SM is 6'7" and not 6'5". That is our best offensive team and not bad on defense in the back court. I agree with 80shusky it would give us our best chance to win. We aren't playing NBA front lines last time I checked in the AAC. Start DHAM, SM, RP, SG and JA and see what that can do to spur on our pathetic offense.
One is miller. Two is hamilton. Three is Gibbs. Four is purvis. 5 is jalen followed by brimah Enoch Calhoun. Two-four are switchable but miller has to be the number one. He's smart, big, explosive, not many bigs can match him. He also doesn't get his fair share of calls
The thing is if we don't start facey and start we lose our second best rebounder and our best offensive rebounder.
Not always. As I said I'm not suggesting that many more minutes for Jalen just start him so he feels like it's his team to run. Of course we would have to go big with Facey a lot too.
