Mcd offense really easy to learn, just he has 400 plays
But he doesn't use all 400 plays.
Watch Greg's offense and tell me if you think it would be hard to learn.
Watched Chris Colvin play
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But he doesn't use all 400 plays.
Watch Greg's offense and tell me if you think it would be hard to learn.
And he wears the Level 7 Wizard of Hangoroth armor with the +2 bonus to defend against melee attacks.
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If it is so easy to learn than why wasnt DG doing last year what hes doing this year. You can say some of it is experience but isnt that what a year learning the system does for you... No way McD would scrap his system for anyone including HB. It might be adjusted but I highly doubt McD would completely alter his gameplan for 1 player his 1st year
DG is doing what most players do from their Fr to Soph years... improving... plus that extra hundred pounds on his bench press cant hurt. There is nothing at all out of the ordinary in his improvement to signify that our offense is more complicated than all others in college basketball.
When DG and Colvin play together..there will likely not be a primary PG and SG. It will simply be a 2 guard system with both capable of handling the rock.
I still say LSU had more talent on their roster than anyone. If they didn't have the twit Miles for a coach they could have repeated. :biggrin:
I watched most of that game and I too was impressed with his ability to "post up" for a guard. I' not saying he will be a started as a freshman but I think we will see significant minutes as a feshman. I'm don't know how complicated our offense is but I have noticed that most guys look MUCH more comfortable their second year in our offense.
Mcd offense really easy to learn, just he has 400 plays
Compared to Wayne Morgan's Playbook??
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Compared to Wayne Morgan's Playbook??
Why did Wayne use the International free-throw lane in his playbook? Maybe the confusion that caused led to the flustered players?
Are you really asking that? He was not only a freshmen last year but a 140 lb one. This year he has experience a little more strength.
If you don't think McD would scrap his system for HB than you are wrong. It wouldn't be a total overhaul but there would be some changes for sure
Wayne Morgan's last year we averaged 16.5 assists per game, this year so far we're averaging 15.3 assists per game. That's a whopping 1 more assist per game, huge disparity. That's where the 1-on-1 mockery comes from, because every other play really was let Stinson or Blalock do what they want. This team looks for the open man more than Morgan's team ever did. I am in no way a Morgan hater either. I thought he should have been given one more year.
I will take Stinson taking it to the hole 9999/10000 times over the pull back, wait and chuck a three with a few seconds left...
Stinson and Blalock were some of the most unselfish players to have played here, that last year they just didn't have anyone else that WANTED to score so Stinson had to do more himself, much like Taylor the next year...
Stinson and Blalock were some of the most unselfish players to have played here, that last year they just didn't have anyone else that WANTED to score so Stinson had to do more himself, much like Taylor the next year...
I agree w/ you. I just think that had a lot more to do w/ them as players than Morgan's offense (assists)
I don't think it will be important who starts at PG next year. What stands out to me is that we will have three good point guards that have different talents. DG can take advantage of his length against smaller players, Buckley can use his strength to get to the hoop, and Colvin is clearly going to be the most explosive and may be able to do it all.
I really like the potential mix we will have next year at PG and as a whole.
I really like the potential mix we will have next year at PG and as a whole.
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