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Why This Offense is Basketball Poetry by Hoopvision68
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[QUOTE="Tenspro2002, post: 4902794, member: 889"] It was so interesting to watch last night's game after this breakdown. One of the plays I appreciated was the post entry that we run for Clingan, not force-feeding passes from beyond the 3-point line, but off of motion, screening to get a passer (usually Karaban) open at like 18 feet, which gives a shorter pass, better angle, less time for the D to recover, and better positioning for Clingan to immediately turn and score than when we used to try to force-feed Sanogo with his back to the basket. This is next-level stuff. [/QUOTE]
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