Game 24: HOMECOMING - GMU (20-3 / 8-2) vs St. Joe’s (15-8 / 7-3) on Saturday, February 7, at 4:00 PM.

NewPatriot

Starter
Great win. The defense was fantastic in second half. However, Tony is playing too much ball control offensively by spreading player out and get back to spraying the ball like in the first 10 games of the season. They don't make the other team work hard enough on defense by allowing the offense to become stagnant.
 

psyclone

Hall of Famer
Great win. The defense was fantastic in second half. However, Tony is playing too much ball control offensively by spreading player out and get back to spraying the ball like in the first 10 games of the season. They don't make the other team work hard enough on defense by allowing the offense to become stagnant.
We're seeing much more zone which slows down the offense. Makes it more difficult for our drivers to get to the hoop. And we're not shooting our 3's well enough to get the other team out of the zone.
 

TheStringer

Specialist
We're seeing much more zone which slows down the offense. Makes it more difficult for our drivers to get to the hoop. And we're not shooting our 3's well enough to get the other team out of the zone.
Yeah it’s almost like our legs got a little tired. I don’t really understand the screens at the top of the key. A zone gets broken by quick passing and we still rely too much on trying to dribble through it. It’s odd
 

Stoolguy

Role Player
Shout out to stool guy , there had to be 2-2.5k students at the game. Good win, agree with what most said. The starting 5 needs a minor adjustment, take Stas out and put Fatt, Kanaga, or even Adebayo in. Good energy off the bench from everyone. Off nite for Kory but Jahri picked him up. Better help defense tonite except in the post, I don't know why Riley doesn't challenge or help on D. Nice homecoming win.
We finished with just over 2,000 students! First time since Nov 8 2013 vs AmericanU!!
 

FreeGunston12

All-American
Yeah it’s almost like our legs got a little tired. I don’t really understand the screens at the top of the key. A zone gets broken by quick passing and we still rely too much on trying to dribble through it. It’s odd
We clearly are having difficulty passing into the gaps of the zone and/or catching the ball and making the right decision quickly in those gaps. The screens are trying to get the ball handlers into those gaps, often pulling attention from the corner or middle baseline defender. It hasn’t been super effective, but the concept is fine IMO when our bigs are turning the ball over on every catch at the foul line.
 
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