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The problem with Troy is that he's not aggressive enough. He needs to be taking the ball to the rim and getting to the foul line a lot more often instead of settling for outside shots. I'm not sure how you fix that but it's certainly not by limiting his minutes. The difference in our team with Troy in the game and with him out of the game is night and day, he needs to be in there as much as possible. |
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Many things drive who takes shots. Especially with a shot clock. Players are forced at times to take 3 pointers because the other team has guarded well. I have mentioned this before.
The issue with this team is not offense. it is defense. We are scoring more points now then ever. If we guard we will win a bunch of games with our offense. |
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I think ideally Caupain needs a break for 5 or so minutes in the 1st half and 3-4 in the 2nd half.
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