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Washington vs. Florida (game footage)
- Thread starter irondawg007
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Do they not have a pure shooter?
I don't remember any Husky scoring outside the paint in that footage. Seems like if we can stop penetration we've got a good shot at beating them.
I don't remember any Husky scoring outside the paint in that footage. Seems like if we can stop penetration we've got a good shot at beating them.
i think we play man (the stansbury staple) and sag off the guards while they're outside. we did the same against uk's terrible outside shooters. take away the drive and dare them to shoot outside. this will also make entry passes to the post more difficult, thus helping our interior defense.
i'm sure we'll use the zone some, though. i just hope we can rebound out of it. keeping them off the offensive glass is going to be key.
i'm sure we'll use the zone some, though. i just hope we can rebound out of it. keeping them off the offensive glass is going to be key.
Just based on that video, because I will not pretend to know that much about UW......Our Guards will match up well against them and have a height advantage.
The key will be their size advantage down low vs Varnado and Turner. Brockman looks slow and doesn't seem to have much of a verticle. However, he looks strong and has a wide body. He will be able to box out and post up on Varnado and anyone else we have. But maybe Varnado's speed, verticle, and length will neutralize things.
It will be a matter of Varnado being able to get around the body of Brockman, grab rebounds and block shots. Same for Turner. Or, if we shoot lights out. Obviously then the offensive rebounds will not be that big of factor. But I see, statistically, they shoot poorly but led the pac10 in rebounding. We have to grab some defensive boards and limit their shot attempts.
The way State can shoot. If the guys hit a few early finding their touch, and can match them rebounding, we win.
The key will be their size advantage down low vs Varnado and Turner. Brockman looks slow and doesn't seem to have much of a verticle. However, he looks strong and has a wide body. He will be able to box out and post up on Varnado and anyone else we have. But maybe Varnado's speed, verticle, and length will neutralize things.
It will be a matter of Varnado being able to get around the body of Brockman, grab rebounds and block shots. Same for Turner. Or, if we shoot lights out. Obviously then the offensive rebounds will not be that big of factor. But I see, statistically, they shoot poorly but led the pac10 in rebounding. We have to grab some defensive boards and limit their shot attempts.
The way State can shoot. If the guys hit a few early finding their touch, and can match them rebounding, we win.