Why does he go into a shell offensively? He passes up so many decent looks and we end up with a similar or worse shot. Just don’t get it. We really click when he is aggressive offensively. He has that alpha ability and it opens up the floor.
He seemed very tentative today. Certain times today, he was isolated one on one with plenty of spacing but didn’t attack the basket.Why does he go into a shell offensively? He passes up so many decent looks and we end up with a similar or worse shot. Just don’t get it. We really click when he is aggressive offensively. He has that alpha ability and it opens up the floor.
Geo is fine. He’s playing within the system and knows when he has to take over. I like that mystery about him. Pretty unassuming during the game, but more than capable to take over when it counts. In the past, we NEEDED Quincy, and Corey, and Geo to step up because there was no depth. Although RU still has trouble putting up points, we have others that can score. We should be glad that Geo isn’t our only option. If he was, the game plan is to shut him down, thus resulting nearly always in a W for the opponent.
Jacob Young 1-8 on 3 pointers.Geo should not be taking 4 shots while Young is taking 16. Geo was deferring to teammates the entire game and passing up opportunities while his teammates had no problem jacking up bad shots.
Jacob Young 1-8 on 3 pointers.
I agree he can be more assertive at times. But I don’t think his play determines the fate of this team. I listened to the first half on the radio while driving, so I couldn’t pay attention much to his first half play. However, I thought he did some key things in the second half.did he take one shot in the first half...sorry something is not right with that
I disagree because the team is experiencing long scoring droughts which should be the time for Baker and Harper to want the ball and make a basket.They are the leaders of the team offensively .Right now McConnell and Young are taking more of the shots.In the end Rutgers won the game by double digits because of defense more so than offensive execution.The team was scoring far more points early in the season when they played Iowa and Illinois at home.One explanation might be that Baker and Harper haven't fully recovered from their injuries.Rutgers needs these two players when post season tournaments start because they are one and done games if the team loses.Geo is fine. He’s playing within the system and knows when he has to take over. I like that mystery about him. Pretty unassuming during the game, but more than capable to take over when it counts. In the past, we NEEDED Quincy, and Corey, and Geo to step up because there was no depth. Although RU still has trouble putting up points, we have others that can score. We should be glad that Geo isn’t our only option. If he was, the game plan is to shut him down, thus resulting nearly always in a W for the opponent.
The problem, in my opinion, is that Harper and geo can’t get good looks lately. The last thing they should want to do is force up shots that aren’t in flow. No doubt the offense is struggling, but I don’t think it’s because they don’t want to step up. Other teams game plan around these guys, so good looks are hard to come by. As Pike says, they have to be better than the scouting report. They simply haven’t been.I disagree because the team is experiencing long scoring droughts which should be the time for Baker and Harper to want the ball and make a basket.They are the leaders of the team offensively .Right now McConnell and Young are taking more of the shots.In the end Rutgers won the game by double digits because of defense more so than offensive execution.The team was scoring far more points early in the season when they played Iowa and Illinois at home.One explanation might be that Baker and Harper haven't fully recovered from their injuries.Rutgers needs these two players when post season tournaments start because they are one and done games if the team loses.
Agree.When the game is close and under 4 minutes, I want the ball in his hands. I don't TRUST JY to not throw away the possession.
In Geo I Trust
Success isn’t individuals scoring it is the team scoring. Shots taken should be dictated by situations not by a set number.
Taking bad shots is a problem.
Turning down open shots is a problem.
This team (and every team) is dependent on scoring. Who cares where the scoring comes from?