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Message: [QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 1975007, member: 37"] Same dilemma with Brimah and Enoch. Except that Brimah can be so effective on defense that you trade offense every time even though you know you are going 4 against 5 on the offensive end in the half court game. Some of the people seeing things at odds with you, [USER=2844]@gtcam[/USER], [USER=489]@mauconnfan[/USER], [USER=153]@upstater[/USER], [USER=1047]@August_West[/USER] and a few others have made a point to mention KO lacks the quick hook JC had, but neglect to make the observation JC stressed DEFENSE more than anything. KO is in complete accordance with that philosophy. Vance and Kentan on the baseline with Brimah are far inferior than when Rodney is playing there with Kentan in spite of a good three inch height disadvantage. So there has been a lot of Vital, Adams, Purvis, Brimah and Kentan which is by far and away the best defensive line up. Problem is Brimah gets too many silly fouls, none of the guards can make open shots consistently and Kentan can be easily neutralized. [/QUOTE]