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Re: Cs stay with gameplan but Nuggets don't read scouting report
Second attempt.
>>>Don't be hatin' on me, Tammo. You have collared the wrong guy. I think
everyone can agree that PP shouldn't be trying to penetrate a set defense
from 30
feet from the basket. Everything else he was doing was good. I was talking
fourth quarter (I said second half) and you agree that he controlled the
ball. But
if you think Paul continously penetrating 1 on 5 is good basketball, you are
entitled to your opinion....<<<<
No one is "hatin" on you. I'm simply pointing out that you made a statement
that is true in neither fact nor reasoning.
>>>>The Cs pull it out and the
general game plan of working inside out was followed pretty much throughout
the
game with a few PP exceptions. <<<<
>>>>I'll have to say I didn't like some of PP's attempts at point
guard in the second half. If he would have stayed with the gameplan, we would
have won by 15.<<<<<
Here you state that the gameplan was to work inside out, then you say that
Paul didn't stick with the game plan and if he had we would have won by 15.
Fact is he did stick with the gameplan. He did get the ball to our only
inside option in the fourth quarter consistently, Eric, and Eric didn't deliver in
the fourth.
Four missed shots, 2 of 4 missed free throws, one turnover, one jump ball.
Add the missed shot on the Battie cut to the basket and that's nine possessions
in a twelve minute period that netted us two points. Yet you state that
because Paul mixed it up and got assists by going to Mike James and Jiri Welsch ( a
combined 4 for 5 and 11 points) on the perimeter he somehow kept the team
from winning big.
I'm simply pointing out that common sense says otherwise.
TAM