Good example of how actually passing to a rolling big puts a defense into scramble mode. Solo panicked, but had the right idea. Would have been an easy layup.Death taxes and solomon traveling
IMO it’s been a missed part of the offense.
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Good example of how actually passing to a rolling big puts a defense into scramble mode. Solo panicked, but had the right idea. Would have been an easy layup.Death taxes and solomon traveling
I'm not sure how we don't get calls in our drivers but they do. Are we not creating the same contact? Need to lean on more or less with elbows more?
I agree. I sucked so bad, I needed the contact because I couldn't do any of the fancy stuff these kids can. So it is just odd to me. Watch reaves, I think he gets away with too much, but he knows how to make contact and either get the bucket or the foul or both. Still gets away with leading with elbows way too much.Been an issue with both Hoiberg and Prohm. They seem to coach guys to avoid the contact rather than going through the defender. That's why we often see crazy reverse layups that have a relatively low percentage.
This is the kind of game that fans like me are starting to panic over because the #9 team isn't blowing out a Steve Prohm 2-10 team.
Hard to win games that way. Gotta finish in the paint (which OU has been much better at).Solo, at least 4 looks/misses inside 5 feet. Conditt 3 looks and misses as well. Woof
The problem with the inside misses is that theres been a lot of them as airballs too.Solo, at least 4 looks/misses inside 5 feet. Conditt 3 looks and misses as well. Woof
Why does Prohm leave Solomon in if he’s not playing defense and turning the ball over? We can absolutely go small. For god sake Prohm