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With 6:42 left in the game (it wasn’t 6:42)
- By tjreese
- Boilermaker Men's Basketball
- 8 Replies
on the computer where I can see better definitely man. Caleb has Bailey as he had much of the game. Braden on Harper, but watching Bailey and Harper. Fletch down low against the big to get over the top if his man cuts baseline and to cover him if he gets a pass out on the baseline. I like Fletch against him as opposed to some space so the screen cannot be set as effective on a baseline cut. STill in a split second and not seeing Caleb, but seeing the backside...it did give a 2-3 appearance.Yes......approximately 17:56 of the highlights below.
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With 6:42 left in the game (it wasn’t 6:42)
- By tjreese
- Boilermaker Men's Basketball
- 8 Replies
Sometimes you don't see something directly, but you see enough to know what happened without directly viewing things and sometimes those things happen fast and without enough movement to know for certain. Even now, I can't know for certain in that it looked like excessive sag with drop by Trey where they were in an alignment the same as a 2-3, but then at the top of the screen a player cuts baseline and he gets followed more than just shifting the zone. Actually I made mention a game or two ago that I thought Purdue was sagging a bit more than normal...shading towards a zone.
Years ago we had a player that was the states top scorer and many teams played box or pure 2-3 zone or matchup out of a 1-2-2 and so on the first possession he was to run through the lane to see if a player followed him or if the zone shifted with his movement or they just pointed out coverage so that someone was aware even without a shift towards him. In man you can do sooooooo much to form the hybrid you want and to a certain degree a matchup zone can be molded as well.
