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[QUOTE="JustbrewitMan, post: 5134734, member: 7806"] Don't ask me why, but I went back and re-watched the UMES game last night. Was in 201 during the game so it's tough to see everything. Of course we completely out-talented UMES, but I mainly watched our offensive flow and defensive fundamentals & rotations. Also payed close attention to our perimeter guarding for plays where dribblers blew by our defense. Observations for offense: -Anyone who is saying we're not getting movement, cutting, and dribble penetration is just not paying attention. There was a TON of great off-ball player movement, ball reversals, finding the open man, and just tons of wide-open looks from 3. Liam was ice-cold or else he would have had 9-12 more points. Just keep shooting, son. -There was much more dribble penetration than I remembered. Solo had a bunch of nice downhill takes (some of which he should have finished stronger at the hoop), JStew was a plus addition to the rotation, and even Abraham had a couple nice moves. -We still need to get better at the PnR lob game and PnR pass game. There were at least 3 plays where the window of opportunity was missed for Samson, and a couple of missed deliveries for Big Hoss. Other than Hass ,the delivery needs to be better, too...it's either too flat of a lob, or too much arc. In-game reps should improve it. -I was really encouraged by Mahaney. He looked MUCH more in sync with the offensive flow, made some really nice decisions on dribble penetration. Observations for Defense: -With one exception, every time Samson hedged, it was effective (ball poked out twice with no foul, led to a TO once). Also, the rotations to guard the cutter were handled well, and re-switching once Samson recovered worked. -When Solo & Ross allowed their guards to get by them on the perimeter, it was almost always due to either (1) overplaying the passing lane and trying to get a hand on the cross-court pass to their player, or (2) over-reacting to a ball/body fake in one direction and not recovering in time for the dribble in the other direction. These should be quite fixable technique changes. -Refs really called a ton of ticky-tack fouls in the lane. I really hope that's not the whistle that gets called in big games and Big East games...each team will be in the double-bonus in 5 minutes. -I really liked Abraham's overall defense. He got a terrible whistle...even for a rookie getting his first "real" game minutes Even though this was a throw-away game, I'd like to think I saw some progress on defensive fundamentals. We'll see in about 11 hours... [/QUOTE]
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