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Message: [QUOTE="auror, post: 4184050, member: 1329"] I mean it depends on your perspective. Sanogo was in for much of the game when they went small. But he still wasn't effective. At that point we changed tactics. The lack of effectiveness is why we changed, which was caused in part by the defense, and in part by Sanogo's poor execution (threw up a couple bricks in traffic). They were sagging a ton, crowding the paint, and leaving Jackson and Whaley completely wide open from 3. Whaley was making the shots, so Hurley left him in when he took Sanogo out. [/QUOTE]