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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3856634, member: 1414"] I see almost everybody proposing that we use the approach that lost us the St. Johns game. Match small vs small and try to outshoot them. I think it's the worst thing we can do. While Sanogo may not be ideal to guard them outside, they have nobody who can handle him inside. Even Carlton would cause them huge problems on that end. I hope to see as much of Akok as possibly as he gives all the height advantage and none of the perimeter defense negatives. If we avoid the "go small" mistake we can dominate the paint, and rebounding on both ends. [/QUOTE]
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