they refused to defend or play with effort today... it was a joke
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Official TBT Games Thread
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Well that was short spent, but it was great to see these guys still balling. Here are just some observations and opinions:
Last years team played so much better and I think it had to do with Levi Knutson. He's just one of those players that's in the right spots, creates space on the floor, and allows the offense to have a little more fluidity.
Defensively, Williams, the big guy should have played more as he is a better rim protector than Scott. Plus Williams is agile enough to defend on the perimeter. Williams also had more practice time and a chance to gel with the team. I think inserting Scott in the starting rotation was a mistake, mainly because it shook up the on court chemistry.
CU had no answer for the pick and pop in the second half and rotations were lack luster. This team had the talent to win it all, but I didn't see the fire like last year to go get it, based on the defensive effort in this game.
Last years team played so much better and I think it had to do with Levi Knutson. He's just one of those players that's in the right spots, creates space on the floor, and allows the offense to have a little more fluidity.
Defensively, Williams, the big guy should have played more as he is a better rim protector than Scott. Plus Williams is agile enough to defend on the perimeter. Williams also had more practice time and a chance to gel with the team. I think inserting Scott in the starting rotation was a mistake, mainly because it shook up the on court chemistry.
CU had no answer for the pick and pop in the second half and rotations were lack luster. This team had the talent to win it all, but I didn't see the fire like last year to go get it, based on the defensive effort in this game.