Standsbury and time outs.

[GloryDawg]

First of all I am not a Standsbury hater and not a basketball expert but to me it seems that Standsbury waits to long to call time out. When we score a quick six points the other coach calls time out to slow it down but when this happens to us, it seems that Standsbury waits until the other team has scored ten or twelve points to call time out. Seems to me that he uses his time outs right after we score to set up a defense.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes"> </span>Am I wrong in my observation?</p>

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[rugbdawg]

The "elite" coach's team will go on a 8-15 point run. At that point, the other team will call a timeout. Then...about half of the time, the other team will get a bucket or two after the timeout to edge a little closer and stop a run. At that point, the "elite" coach will call a timeout and go apeshit so that the run is not wasted. I've noticed this year that we go on crazy 10 point runs in almost every game we have played. But...most of the time, we don't put anyone away and go right back to the way the flow of the game has been going.

 

[Mr Meoff]

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[Original48]

nmDS

 

[UpTheMiddlex3Punt]

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[DawgatAuburn]

Rick "I don't under" Standsbury

 

[fishwater99]

He has no offensive game planand only works on defense and they never shoot free throwsin practice.

 

[KurtRambis4]

the greatest basketball coach ever, once said that calling TOs during "runs" is overrated...</p>

 

[missouridawg]

That is "what would kurt rambis do"?