Well, last year Nyiwe would take 3’s when the game was in the balance. This year we’ve seen Stanley shoot 3’s, so apparently CMA has given the green light to anyone willing to shoot them.
He is successful 16% of the time. Anderson likes those odds
Maybe they did attack, and fouls were not called or
Was even more profound in the Seton Hall loss at Carnesecca Arena. Six plus minutes into the second half, we were in the bonus. Yet unable to convert that into a productive result.
Wusu is hacked just about every time he goes to the basket. It’s never called and they award the other team a block.
Announcers said he did not travel.
You really think any of these players are coming back next year?
IMHO, it all depends on who's coaching.
Exactly. I'd be surprised if most don't wait until they know what next year's coaching situation is before they decide to stay or leave.
I am not sure what has changed with Posh's three point shooting ability, but it isn't like he hadn't had that skill at some point in his life. Watch the attached video of his 60 point game in High School (link below) where he made three after three and it is hard to figure out why he is not able to come close on open three point attempts now. Although it is a total guess on my part, I suspect he altered his mechanics due to his wrist injury a couple of years back and he has never been able to regain his stroke and his confidence from the three point line.
He isn't an overall awful player but it's hard to play anyone other than a five too many minutes when they are useless from three. And good teams build their rosters accordingly. Therefore, I don't see it as a coincidence that he has now been on two bad teams. I'm not for pushing anyone out the door but if he's playing a lot of minutes at SJU next year I would pencil in another Wednesday BE tournament game for 2024. Of course, that is almost a given anyway.
In other words, he needs to be coached. I think Curbelo would also benefit from more organized structure too.
Something is definitely not right with Posh's three point shot. In the video of his 60 point game, that I attached earlier in a post in this thread, he made nine threes, many of which were from really long range. Back then, his release was smooth, he had significant range and his confidence was off the charts. Last night he missed an unguarded three, that was taken from barely outside the three point line and he had several seconds to set himself, yet still missed badly, barely hitting the front iron. He has not made a single three since January 7th (going 0 for 12 during the ten game span since then) and is just 8 for 49 from beyond the arc this season.
