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Message: [QUOTE="hoophuskee, post: 4127281, member: 3535"] To a degree yes each game has a different set of circumstances, but maybe not from a coach that wants to see a certain sustainment of a level of play, right? Or if he feels the team needs to work on things regardless of score, right? He doesn't have to press, press, press, but instead if he feels that working on his halfcourt for example helps his top 8 players even during blowouts to a degree, then is he wrong? The same critique you are using to giving players deep on the bench a few minutes in the blowouts so they can get better, why doesn't it also apply to giving some of your top 7 or 8 more work so they can learn to work better with another? I think we all know in general all-star teams have a harder time succeeding vs a well-defined team that has worked together a lot. So why isn't the extra few minutes late in the game Geno gives to some of his top 8 beneficial to some degree? The more time you work together ti can help you become better too, right? If you say he is wrong then are you suggesting that he has been wrong nearly all of his career? Because that's how he has coached for many years, right? [/QUOTE]