Who takes the last shot?

**waterhead** · 08-22-2017, 08:04 AM

We have 5 guys in the starting lineup who can score. We lost Caupain who often found himself with the ball in his hands with the clock winding down for the last 2 seasons perhaps more than that. With the game on the line who do you want with the ball in their hands this year?

Broome will, by most accounts, be our most elusive player and did a good job of getting to the line at Sacred Heart. He can probably score in many different ways from a 3, to a pull up J, to getting to the bucket. If he's willing to make a smart pass...he could be the guy.

Washington has a reliable go to move in the paint with pretty good efficiency. With the right matchup he might be a decent option. Will he make a smart kick out pass though?

Clark can back a guy down and finish with efficiency and if it's not there he is more than willing to make the smart pass.

Evans is our most gifted athlete and leading scorer from last year. Perhaps a bit indecisive but has all the tools.

Cumberland showed his effectiveness at keeping his defender guessing with a 3 ball, a nasty pump fake and a killer running floater.

Team effort? Why put it in one guys hands if we can draw up a nice play to take advantage of a good matchup?

Other? Anyone else you would like to see with the ball in their hands in late game?

View Poll Results: Who takes the last shot?
Broome	3	11.11%
Washington	2	7.41%
Clark	2	7.41%
Evans	11	40.74%
Cumberland	5	18.52%
Team effort	4	14.81%
Other	0	0%
Voters: 27. You may not vote on this poll

08-22-2017, 08:04 AM	#1
waterhead Senior Moderator Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 9,298	Who takes the last shot? We have 5 guys in the starting lineup who can score. We lost Caupain who often found himself with the ball in his hands with the clock winding down for the last 2 seasons perhaps more than that. With the game on the line who do you want with the ball in their hands this year? Broome will, by most accounts, be our most elusive player and did a good job of getting to the line at Sacred Heart. He can probably score in many different ways from a 3, to a pull up J, to getting to the bucket. If he's willing to make a smart pass...he could be the guy. Washington has a reliable go to move in the paint with pretty good efficiency. With the right matchup he might be a decent option. Will he make a smart kick out pass though? Clark can back a guy down and finish with efficiency and if it's not there he is more than willing to make the smart pass. Evans is our most gifted athlete and leading scorer from last year. Perhaps a bit indecisive but has all the tools. Cumberland showed his effectiveness at keeping his defender guessing with a 3 ball, a nasty pump fake and a killer running floater. Team effort? Why put it in one guys hands if we can draw up a nice play to take advantage of a good matchup? Other? Anyone else you would like to see with the ball in their hands in late game? Last edited by waterhead; 08-22-2017 at 08:26 AM.