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My apologies in advance for trolling but need to vent this steam immediately.
Worst 5 minutes of basketball from Hamilton I think I have ever seen. Turnover after turnover after turnover. Slow and soft transition defense. And wild last second shots on the offensive end. Now this is specifically aimed at the final 5 minutes of the half, not the entirety of the first half b/c he did have spurts of doing what he should be doing for 40 MIN of bball which we just can't seem to get from this guy EVER.
What frustrates me the most is that Ollie doesn't pull this guy after all of these continuous mistakes! It would take ONE lapse from a player for JC to pull them. I counted a good 6 or 7 mistakes IN A ROW from Hamilton and Ollie just shrugs it off on the sideline while Houston goes on an 8-0 run to close the half. Turnover, missed mark on transition D, followed by another turnover, followed by a travel...goodness gracious. Starting to get sick of Hamilton's special treatment.
We'll see what the second half has in store for us.....
Thanks for the understanding of this venting, boneyard is the only outlet and therapy for me when plays like this are happening.
He never gives anyone the hook. Or even a look. I wish he would get a tecnical once in a while. Do something. No timeouts at left with 2 minutes left. Wow. Anger is not a bad emotion on the court when used to make a point. With the exception of John Wooden, all of the great coaches used anger effectively as a tool. You don't see much emotion or sense of urgency from any of our coaches at all. They're all head down looking at notepads. Disengaged. High energy on the court, low energy on the bench. You can't run anything effectively without strong tough leadership. And in coaching, you need emotion.