Is it just me or does Jefferson always dribble the ball chest and damn near neck high?
And he clearly can’t see when a guy breaks off his guy to come over and pick the ball away from him
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Is it just me or does Jefferson always dribble the ball chest and damn near neck high?
Yea that is shockingly bad w the turnoversJoshua Jefferson is 21/60 (35%) from the field with 20 turnovers so far in conference play that is so bad lol hate to point fingers but he is a large reason we struggle so much. Almost as many turnovers as made FG
He has poor handle and trying to do too much. He should post up and pass out if there is a double team.Is it just me or does Jefferson always dribble the ball chest and damn near neck high?
Id be willing to bet their current coach would excel with this roster .Should have hired Fran. At least we would expect to lose. /sarc
If we are ahead with 10 minutes to go in the first half I think we got a shot. Last time that happened against a major conference opponent was Creighton I believe.I’m not sure what’s wrong but I think we are losing the next two. So prepare for that.
Do you watch the games? He called TOs. We used 2 time outs in first half. You realize we only get 4 for the entire game.It puzzles me, though, why TF Otz lets these early runs just go without calling a time-out. Next thing you know, we're down 10 or 12 points.
Opponent not turning the ball over. ISU turning it over.
Pretty much summarize things
ISU needs to put up 62-64 shots a game, today it was 51! Yes 51
Probably a combo of lack.of adjustments by players and coaches
It does seem like this team lacks a floor leader. I'm with youThere’s a leadership issue top to bottom.
TJ is a rah rah program builder, not an in-game coach. So it doesn’t seem like he’s going to question Schmidt or our highest paid players when things aren’t working.
Jefferson, Lipsey and Momcilovic are “lead by example” guys, not vocal leaders. There doesn’t appear to be any vocal leaders that can rally the troops and snap the team back into focus during an in-game slide.
Jefferson is a second option at best, but we’re still forcing him into the iso crap he isn’t at all suited for. And he has poor feel for when to shoot and when to pass.
As mentioned earlier in this thread, Tamin should probably be our fourth or fifth option. He just isn’t suited to consistently a second or third option.
We lack athleticism.
We lack the ability to make the correct play consistently.
We forget that offensive half court basketball is a game of passing and cutting.
The staff has had a very poor feel for when to call timeouts, and hasn’t used timeouts to correct the multitude of boneheaded mistakes made by the guys that repeatedly make them.
Finally, it just looks like a tired team. Think TJ needs to have a come to Jesus offseason about either the kind of athletes he needs to run this defensive system, or needs to back off of the trapping thing. It just doesn’t work well when opponents hit midseason form. January records for our teams under TJ shows that we hit a wall.
The scheme problem on offense is a major issue on cold shooting nights. We just don't have enough guys that can take the ball to the rim. Especially at guard. That's the difference between us and like Arizona.Same issues as always.
1. Bigs aren't good enough.
2. Not enough shooters to spread the floor.
3. No offensive scheme.
4. Double teams lead to easy 3s and too many open shots for opponent.
5. No coaching adjustm