Passing improvements

[Austin316]

15 assists to 8 turnovers is a solid stat. Jackson was possessed and confident with his passing abilities against Nova and it showed with 8 assists and 1 turn over.

I know he gets beat up on the yard often with some passing decisions but he played great and is getting better at bringing the ball up the court.

 

[Tyler2Rings]

Who saw that no look pass by Hawkins? Lots to be excited about regarding ball movement!

 

[WhereistheDove?]

This team is at its best when Andre is making good decisions and handles most of the point duties. He’s absolutely lethal running the fast break as well (as long as he’s not the one finishing). He was on fire last night.

 

[Rico444]

One thing that stands out when you watch games from back when we were really good (late 90s through the early 00s) is that we were terrific at distributing the ball and making quick passes. When you have the ball in your hands and can quickly analyze the floor and get the ball to the open man (or at least someone in position to make a play) that's how you get easier shots and improve your offense.

 

[Daz]

I’ve never seen a player quite like Jackson. It’s almost like he’s invented a different, unique way to play the game with his passing, rebounding and relentless pace. Developing his shooting and finishing would bring him to a whole different level.

 

[JustbrewitMan]

Rewatched the highlights from StorrsSouth.

Some ridiculously great passes by Cole, AJ, Hawk, Martin, Whaley, Sanogo.

That one where Cole slipped on the halfcourt logo, kept his dribble, and fired a laser to Sanogo on his way to standing back up was magical.

Also, props to our big men for handling some real fireball no-look passes. Everyone was locked in last night.