Why did Dunn run to Kihei there and bring his man, instead of moving away to get open?
Because he’s a first year
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Should have redshirted him, smh.
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Without Kihei Dunn and McKneely will be forced to be aggressive.
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Yes. Yes they do.
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Here’s the thing with IMac by way of comparison, Casey looked lost his first year. IMac doesn’t, his shot just isn’t falling. It will, and it will during ACC play.
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Dunn helping to prove my idiosyncratic theory that experience is overrated in Tony’s defense / underrated in Tony’s offense.
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I know we’ve talked about this before and it’s no secret, but it feels important to emphasize: Good Franklin = good team, bad Franklin = not very good team.
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Mmmmm…yummy can bacon with a coating of microwave melted plastic…better than breakfast at the tavern.
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damnit you took my joke. ugh.
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Uptick in defense has been impressive.
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Come on Isaac - swish is the sound - put it in your mind!!!
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Would have been a good time for Traudt to burn the redshirt
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I like it, though maybe it applies to non-centers only. It’s not like the scheme is insanely complicated, but there is definitely a continuous effort requirement that isn’t necessarily about experience.
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I like that Tony is letting the first years play through their mistakes. It’s a bit rough at times but will help them considerably down the stretch.
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I forgot Taine existed. He’s coming in
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Here’s the breakdown of our shooting … we have a bunch of guys who shoot because they’re open … we have no one that gets open in order to shoot it.
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I’m starting to forget “Taine is a good shooter” existed. He’s strong on everything
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And a bunch of guys that can’t hit open shots.
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I genuinely don’t know what we do to our shooters
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