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Message: [QUOTE="REB1094, post: 4401969, member: 12147"] I like this point. I even think it’ll be less pick and pop, and more starting the offense by swinging it to the big at the perimeter while the Gs and Fs run off ball to get open. Kind of like what Whaley did a lot last year. And if the defense plays Sanogo in the paint in that situation (like they did Whaley), let it fly. Even if he shoots like 33%, that’s enough for defenses to have to respect it. That opens up the paint for everyone else, or even gives him a chance to put it on the floor which he seemed somewhat comfortable at within 15 feet. So like you said, very few set plays. I imagine most of his offense will come through the flow of the offense [/QUOTE]