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[QUOTE="EasyEd, post: 4255846, member: 115"] Perimeter passing is fine to get better passing angles, but the other players need to be moving to break down the defense and those perimeter players need to look for the cutters. Maybe they were tired, but it seemed like they were standing around too much on offense in the UCF game so the perimeter passing didn't accomplish much. They probably needed to rest from all the defensive energy they spent. Of course I also hate seeing them telegraph passes to post players as those typically end up as turnovers. Driving into the lane can also be an issue if they don't have a good idea of what they want to accomplish (get up a shot, pass to a cutter, or pass out to an open player) [/QUOTE]
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