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They have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants insideHow are we a nightmare matchup for them?
They have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants insideHow are we a nightmare matchup for them?
Dixon isn't bad. If he gets in foul trouble on the other hand... But he doesn't wildly challenge and plays pretty conservatively on defense. I do agree he's still the guy we have to attack. Sanogo has to go strong though. Ideally maybe we even post Whaley instead with Samuels on him.They have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants inside
We’ve been struggling to feed Adama, and i’m sure Wright has a gameplan for him. Nova has some long guys as well. Adama need to go into the chest rather than settle for the long prayer hook shots. Someone on the staff has to stress to him to get into his position, because he is strong enough to do so.They have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants inside
We make them overconfident?How are we a nightmare matchup for them?
Yeah I mean, if the Adama from the last 2 games shows up it's not much of an advantage. He really just needs to get into position deep into the paint, it seems like 90% of his misses come when he's posted up 12 feet out instead of 5-6 feetWe’ve been struggling to feed Adama, and i’m sure Wright has a gameplan for him. Nova has some long guys as well. Adama need to go into the chest rather than settle for the long prayer hook shots. Someone on the staff has to stress to him to get into his position, because he is strong enough to do so.
every broadcaster seems to make this point and I think it’s imperative - Adama needs to learn that if he gets the touch that far out and can’t immediately spin past his guy, it’s either got to be a kick right back out and a repost, or a savvy dribble or two to draw a double and leave a man open. It’s simply not effective from that far out.Yeah I mean, if the Adama from the last 2 games shows up it's not much of an advantage. He really just needs to get into position deep into the paint, it seems like 90% of his misses come when he's posted up 12 feet out instead of 5-6 feet
They have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants inside
Yeah I'm sure Sanoga will will us to victory and no other nightmare matchups will matter.They have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants inside
Learn how to spell his name and I might take your troll account more seriouslyYeah I'm sure Sanoga will will us to victory and no other nightmare matchups will matter.
Yeah I'm sure Sanoga will will us to victory and no other nightmare matchups will matter.
Dixon isn't bad. If he gets in foul trouble on the other hand... But he doesn't wildly challenge and plays pretty conservatively on defense. I do agree he's still the guy we have to attack. Sanogo has to go strong though. Ideally maybe we even post Whaley instead with Samuels on him.
Gotta start getting those wins in tight gamesWell a constant this season is that we don’t get blown out. Whether we win or lose expect a game that is terrible for all of our hearts
Agreed. Winning this game would do a lot for the teams psyche.Gotta start getting those wins in tight games
Love to read this. Just wonder why it took this long. Why experiment with this case Nova?New combinations?: On the heels of Tuesday night’s loss to Creighton, in which the Bluejays dared some of UConn’s players to shoot from 3, Hurley is thinking of making some changes on Saturday.
“Get these guys in a little bit earlier, break up some of combinations of groups that have struggled shooting. Maybe get Andre (Jackson) in there more with a shooter on the wing next to him, as opposed to the group too many extended minutes where there’s maybe three guys on the court that the other team isn’t gonna play on the perimeter.”
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No. 17 UConn at No. 12 Villanova: Time, TV and what you need to know
No. 17 UCONN at No. 12 VILLANOVAwww.nhregister.com
But not if they pack the paint like Creighton did and it seems like they do based on this factThey have nobody who can stop Sanogo, he should be able to get anything he wants inside
Villanova forces teams to shoot jump shots
Should’ve been obvious from the beginning of the season.New combinations?: On the heels of Tuesday night’s loss to Creighton, in which the Bluejays dared some of UConn’s players to shoot from 3, Hurley is thinking of making some changes on Saturday.
“Get these guys in a little bit earlier, break up some of combinations of groups that have struggled shooting. Maybe get Andre (Jackson) in there more with a shooter on the wing next to him, as opposed to the group too many extended minutes where there’s maybe three guys on the court that the other team isn’t gonna play on the perimeter.”
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No. 17 UConn at No. 12 Villanova: Time, TV and what you need to know
No. 17 UCONN at No. 12 VILLANOVAwww.nhregister.com
Agree. This is a real weakness for us. Other than Whalley for down low help, most of our defense won't help, they just look or ignore what seems to be repeated from the other team. I have recurring bad memories of getting out posted.to be honest, i am worried about all of our guys getting posted up. our post defense has been suspect all year, and everyone on nova's team is capable of backing in, flapping their off arm, pump-faking, and drawing our guys up in the air.
I think the starting 5 is intact and won't change. He is talking about his rotations ("Get these guys in a little earlier")This is somewhat distressing. Its February and our lineup is still uncertain.
By now there should be continuity, expectations and a good harmony among the starting 5. Mix and match is fine till January, but to be doing this now is not a good sign. He's running out of time to find the solution.
My hope is if he finds the successful combo that he stick to it, and allow it to develop even with mistakes.
Unfortunately I agree. I have hated our starting five all season for the exact reason that it is a terrible offensive combination of players and frequently creates a deficit out of which we have to climb. But it has been crystal clear that he accepts that downside because he believes it is the best defensive lineup.I think the starting 5 is intact and won't change. He is talking about his rotations ("Get these guys in a little earlier")