I am however the worldās foremost expert on how to improve sports in general. It would require a new thread but I know how to fix NASCAR, communist kick ball, Golf, tennis, and many other sports which are currently extraordinarily boring and pointless.
Hey man my grade school homies still talk about my kick ball prowess. Agree the rest
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Personally, I like when we complain about how we complain about wins.
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I always worry about our in-bounds plays. Seems like itās a mirror of our offense. No one in a real hurry to get there, just hoping the fourth screen will break someone loose.
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Youāre getting into āeliteā level complaining. Only a few can aspire to such levels.
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I used lots of poop emojis to express my complaints.
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Game 22 at Clemson:
Offensive Rating: 110.0
Defensive Rating: 108.3
Net Rating: +1.7
Individual Offensive Rating:
Taine Murray: 243
Jacob Groves: 159
Blake Buchanan: 141
Jordan Minor: 122
Isaac McKneely: 112
Ryan Dunn: 103
Reece Beekman: 102
Andrew Rohde: 69
Dante Harris: 39
Leon Bond: DNP
Elijah Gertrude: DNP
Individual Defensive ratings:
Ryan Dunn: 99
Taine Murray: 100
Jordan Minor: 101
Reece Beekman: 106
Jacob Groves: 106
Dante Harris: 106
Isaac McKneely: 111
Andrew Rohde: 116
Blake Buchanan: 117
Elijah Gertrude: DNP
Leon Bond: DNP
Net:
Murray = +141
Groves = +53
Buchanan = +24
Minor = +19
Dunn = +2
McKneely = +1
Beekman = -4
Rohde = -47
Harris = -67
Bond = DNP
Gertrude = DNP
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Iāve seen enough #BenchReece
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Also why you should play your 4th and/or 5th best FT shooters (Eli and Leon) some in every game.
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Box score and watched the first 20 minutes observation: McKneely hit some middies!
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Man I love you dude but every now and again you sorta go to fantasy land.
Edit: not to be confused with the aforementioned Candyland
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So you woulda gone to Dante there at the end?
Groves got open and had a size advantage and Dante refused to pass him the ballā¦ and incurred a 5 second violation that went uncalled ā¦ he took 5.2 seconds before signaling for timeout.
No. Rohde to inbound. I apologise wasnt fair by me. But matter of factly āreece throws it in and back to him quicklyā kind of fantasy level hahaha
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Just like we drew up against Furman lol
I dont think thatās fantasy land. Pretty common for the inbounder to quickly get the pass back.
Especially when the person guarding the inbound pass quickly goes away for the trap on the ball. You see where the help is coming from.
Yes I watched it a bunch. He had Groves open right in front of him at the 3.5 - 4 second count mark with a little guy behind me - just needed to make a simple shoulder high pass to Groves who was 7 feet away. Instead he took 5.2 seconds to signal TO.
And on the 2nd one the design was for Groves and Murray to run away from the ball??? I mean really? And our only guy shooting over 78% to throw it in?
We run mover blocker all game and canāt set up a throw in that incorporates some screens, back screens, cross screens etc to free guys up?
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Iām supposed to appreciate these metrics when they say Beekman was a net negative? Lol
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Deleted. Itās not worth picking a fight with you because I donāt have that type of stamina
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Some of our most memorable inbounds plays have had PGās inbounding the ball. Beekman vs Duke, Jerome vs Louisville/Auburn, Kihei vs Furmanā¦ thatās just off the top of my headā¦ CTB likes PGās inbounding in big moments. I agree with your points about more screening, but weāve had our share of success with this set up.
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