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Message: [QUOTE="Zonepress, post: 4889817, member: 10855"] How about clingan stays out of foul trouble While Creighton obviously shot the three really well They were generally wide-open shots most of which came off dribble penetration and kick out The double team from off the ball was creating the wide-open three and certainly give Creighton a lot of credit as they move the ball quickly To give a contrast I went to the women’s game against Creighton a team that is one of the better three point shooting teams in the country in women’s basketball and UConn women refused to double team when someone went to the basket The only time they double teamed was whenthe player had the ball was posting up and turn their back, and then they double teamed I’ve always amazed at why when someone gets beat the basket there’s a constant help defense That leads to the 3 The late Rick Majerus believe that the key to the modern game was it to limit the number of made 3s but to not allow the 3 to be taken I have no idea what Dan Hurley had as the game plan But imho the game got away when there was no DC to protect the Basket Perhaps strategically when he is on the bench The goal would not allow 3s to be taken Apologize in advance for the length and wordiness of my reply [/QUOTE]