That inferior opponent handled Illinois.
Still not even comparable to the Cap City League. Plus our coaching staff is there instructing them. IF you watched the game, you'd know Lewis looked good. He's developed into a nice slasher/cutter who can get to the basket and knock down a decent % from 3.
I wouldn't be surprised if Leech plays over someone tomorrow. Prohm may have decided that trying to play 11-12 guys is just too much to let them get into a rythm. He played mostly 2 different 5 man lineups in game one with 10 players seeing the bulk of the minutes. Luke Anderson got in for a little bit but it wasn't enough to get into the flow of the game. I could see Leech and Anderson playing more and maybe Grill and Griffin or Lewis sitting out a game. He's also talked about resting Haliburton so that's a possibility as well. Let Jackson and Nixon switch off at the 1.
Well, I have no info but, yes, on Haliburton because his body needs to recover from the U19 World Cup and the Nike BB camp. But I wonder if they want to give MJ more reps at the 4 to evaluation whether playing 2 bigs is viable. Just my speculation.
His D has come along a ways after his freshman year. I still want to see more but there were some encouraging signs in the game vs. the Netherlands.
Not applying the transitive property. Someone referred to the Netherlands team as "an inferior opponent" equating it to a Cap City League game. Just pointing out that this was no Cap City level team.
