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Something about our last play ain't right
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[QUOTE="Hamms30, post: 4157773, member: 7714"] I guess being able to look back on this now in hindsight. What could have been done? It's obvious Richmond is off Jackson and trying to take away the feed to Sanogo. Should Jackson go to the foul line on that for an entry pass and then he can drive and attack the hoop or try and force Richmond away from that double team area? Or should it have been a switch for Polley to where Jackson was to force them to respect the outside threat? Generally curious, what's the plan of attack on a soft double team on a post play? I feel like you need to force the secondary defender's hand and make them commit one way or the other. [/QUOTE]
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