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<blockquote data-quote="The Bell Tolls for Thee" data-source="post: 131191711" data-attributes="member: 1812660"><p>Who said anything about D'Antoni?&nbsp; I think Huggins is a great coach.&nbsp; However that does not make him perfect and I don't think I'm out of line in saying that &quot;we just gotta make some shots&quot; is not a great offensive strategy.&nbsp; When the players play Huggins style, they are competitive.&nbsp; When they don't, they fail to make the tournament. However when offensive production is the one thing that keeps the former teams at a Sweet 16 ceiling, you'd think you might want to add that in.&nbsp; I don't think its mutually exclusive to have a good defensive and rebounding team that also runs an actual half court offensive that helps create shots since WVU frequently lacks anyone who can create them on their own.&nbsp; All that to say, being the best at anything is knowing what you don't know so that you can either learn it or ask for help from someone who already knows it.&nbsp; Huggins does not seem to know how to take the potential of his teams and translate that to effective scoring.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The Bell Tolls for Thee, post: 131191711, member: 1812660"] Who said anything about D'Antoni? I think Huggins is a great coach. However that does not make him perfect and I don't think I'm out of line in saying that "we just gotta make some shots" is not a great offensive strategy. When the players play Huggins style, they are competitive. When they don't, they fail to make the tournament. However when offensive production is the one thing that keeps the former teams at a Sweet 16 ceiling, you'd think you might want to add that in. I don't think its mutually exclusive to have a good defensive and rebounding team that also runs an actual half court offensive that helps create shots since WVU frequently lacks anyone who can create them on their own. All that to say, being the best at anything is knowing what you don't know so that you can either learn it or ask for help from someone who already knows it. Huggins does not seem to know how to take the potential of his teams and translate that to effective scoring. [/QUOTE]

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