Anyway that tries to claim that he played with effort last night is an idiot. Maybe it's a relative value as he played with some effort "for him" but it's still so far off from typical college basketball effort it's ridiculous.<div>
</div><div>Don't confuse making an attempt to block a shot or score with the ball in your hands as "effort". Sidney rarely fights for position in the post on defense or moves his feet to play helpside defense. Nor does he really crash the boards most of the time. Against a team we were supposed to dominate on the boards, they out-rebounded us by 8 and had 6 more offensive boards - the biggest being the one that Sid got his 5th foul and technical on. A little block out as it's a non-issue.</div><div>
</div><div>Sid had 3 total rebounds for the game...one of which I remember was his lone offensive rebound where i think Bryant missed a shot, Sidney's defender left him and he didn't even leave his feet for the rebound and putback. In his small defense W. Lewis only had 3 boards as well in roughly the same amount of time, but the talent gap between those 2 is huge.</div><div>
</div><div>Simply put, Sid is easily the most talented big man to ever set foot in HumphreyColiseum - probably is that he's also among the laziest. In his 3rd year in a college program we should be able to get 25 high quality minutes out of him and we struggle to get 20. He's usually gassed for at least 6 of those.</div><div>
</div><div>OTHER QUICK THOUGHTS ON THE GAME:</div><div>
</div><div>* We played well last night - Baylor always looked like they had more spring in their step and hustled more and maybe why that's in the end they squeaked it out, but other than the poor last 2 min, we had nothing to hang our heads about. Baylor is a very, very good team and I'd be shocked if they aren't in the Elite 8.</div><div>
</div><div>* Maybe it was just an off-night, but I thought Moultrie was exposed a little bit for the limitations in his game. Maybe he was pressing with all the scouts in attendance, but one of his least effective games overall last night. Hustle was there as always, but he struggled in a lot of other areas.</div><div>
</div><div>* At the end after Bost got burnt they talked about him being a good ball defender. While he's not terrible, I've never seen him as a great on-the-ball defender. He's great in transition defense and helpside, but quick guards have given him problems pretty much his entire career and guys determined to get into the lane do so against him with a fair amount of success. </div><div>
</div><div>* On the last play Lewis should have played well off Acy to give support to any dribble drives but nice set by their coach to pull lewis out of the lane and open it up for the final score.</div><div>
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</div><div>Don't confuse making an attempt to block a shot or score with the ball in your hands as "effort". Sidney rarely fights for position in the post on defense or moves his feet to play helpside defense. Nor does he really crash the boards most of the time. Against a team we were supposed to dominate on the boards, they out-rebounded us by 8 and had 6 more offensive boards - the biggest being the one that Sid got his 5th foul and technical on. A little block out as it's a non-issue.</div><div>
</div><div>Sid had 3 total rebounds for the game...one of which I remember was his lone offensive rebound where i think Bryant missed a shot, Sidney's defender left him and he didn't even leave his feet for the rebound and putback. In his small defense W. Lewis only had 3 boards as well in roughly the same amount of time, but the talent gap between those 2 is huge.</div><div>
</div><div>Simply put, Sid is easily the most talented big man to ever set foot in HumphreyColiseum - probably is that he's also among the laziest. In his 3rd year in a college program we should be able to get 25 high quality minutes out of him and we struggle to get 20. He's usually gassed for at least 6 of those.</div><div>
</div><div>OTHER QUICK THOUGHTS ON THE GAME:</div><div>
</div><div>* We played well last night - Baylor always looked like they had more spring in their step and hustled more and maybe why that's in the end they squeaked it out, but other than the poor last 2 min, we had nothing to hang our heads about. Baylor is a very, very good team and I'd be shocked if they aren't in the Elite 8.</div><div>
</div><div>* Maybe it was just an off-night, but I thought Moultrie was exposed a little bit for the limitations in his game. Maybe he was pressing with all the scouts in attendance, but one of his least effective games overall last night. Hustle was there as always, but he struggled in a lot of other areas.</div><div>
</div><div>* At the end after Bost got burnt they talked about him being a good ball defender. While he's not terrible, I've never seen him as a great on-the-ball defender. He's great in transition defense and helpside, but quick guards have given him problems pretty much his entire career and guys determined to get into the lane do so against him with a fair amount of success. </div><div>
</div><div>* On the last play Lewis should have played well off Acy to give support to any dribble drives but nice set by their coach to pull lewis out of the lane and open it up for the final score.</div><div>
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