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Dunn really needs to stop shooting jumpers
And Earlington needs to understand he doesn't have to shoot every time
And Earlington needs to understand he doesn't have to shoot every time
Paultzman" post=418731 said:"Paul Bunyan" hurting us inside
My old HS center at 5'8 would hurt us inside
Paultzman" post=418731 said:"Paul Bunyan" hurting us inside
every big man has a career night against us. Can you imagine if we played Iowa?
We get Bunyaned every gamePaultzman" post=418731 said:"Paul Bunyan" hurting us inside
None taken. St. John's post defense is way better when Roberts is on the floor, and he never plays as many minutes as he is fit for due to foul trouble. If Roberts stayed out of foul trouble, his lack of support from other interior defenders like Moore and Toro would be under more scrutiny.lawmanfan" post=418728 said:EAkadima15" post=418714 said:Paint defense would improve tremendously if Josh Roberts stopped biting on pump fakes and defended more with his feet.lawmanfan" post=418708 said:I know I'm beating a dead horse but this team truly has no idea at all how to defend the paint. We can't match up agaist a legit big because we don't have the personnel, ok fine I can live with that. But there is just no understanding at all about how to play post defense, rotate, help, box out. So now we are getting killed by interior passes backdoor cuts by a lummox, and offensive rebounds.
Fortunately Butler can't shoot at all (unless the Harris kid gets hot) and we make up for it in other areas of the game. But it's really frustrating to watch. No personnel is one thing, but no clue is another thing entirely.
No offense but blaming Josh is a lazy take. If you don't stop the ball and he has to rotate to stop the ball that the defenders didn't stop, it creates open layups behind him. Post defense is not a one man job, it's a team job. And how many minutes did Josh play in that half?