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[QUOTE="Bone Dog, post: 4537850, member: 12088"] In the first half of the season, how often was the ball passed back out of the post for a perimeter shot? I haven't done a detailed study, but I'd estimate not very often. And why should it have been? Once Boston gets the ball down low, why pass it out when she can just score? If that's the reality, why wouldn't a smaller weaker team not collapse into the paint on those occasions? But that doesn't mean they weren't trying to keep the guards from getting open shots... trying and not succeeding. [/QUOTE]
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