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BroncoBotWhat did BYU eat for lunch? they are dragging out there. KC with a bad pass/turnover and no hustle to get back on defense = 3 for UC.
Afraid this one may be over.
Afraid this one may be over.
by BroncoBot · 12/13/2015
BroncoBot wrote:
What did BYU eat for lunch? they are dragging out there. KC with a bad pass/turnover and no hustle to get back on defense = 3 for UC.
Afraid this one may be over.
BroncoBot wrote:
Wow, this zone defense may be alright against WCC, but as Utah and now Colorado are showing, it can easily be beat with some good 3 point shooters and a couple guys who can get to the lane and collapse the zone. Very difficult to watch.
BYU just doesn't have the horses to keep up with good athletic teams like UU or UC. Ugh.
Frustrating.
Here's a couple things
1. BYU needs to get their head on a swivel when the are prancing back in transition defense.
2. SOMEONE needs to defend King as he's galloping out of control in transition. He's one of the WORST ball handlers I've seen this year.
3. As much as I love what KC has done for this team, I can't wait to find a real PG and floor leader.
4. Go BYU!!!!
Brayden Green wrote:
If Collinsworth could drive with his head up he might notice he is running into a triple team, and back out of it or pass out of it
Fortunately for teams playing BYU, he doesn't, and the best defense against BYU is to let him drive and get up in the air, collapse, and then watch him chuck up a wild shot.
If our seniors would figure out how to play with the rest of the team we might have a shot at winning these games. Instead, they want to be the alpha dogs and watch the team flounder under their inability to score and defend.
BYULV wrote:
I think that game is very winnable if our two senior guards play halfway decent. I know the stats show KC had a good game, but a lot of what he did took our team out of the game. He drove a lot with nowhere to go, took too many ill-advised jumpshots and was a little bit selfish I think. Fisher was just bad. This team would be really good if the seniors consistently played well and showed better leadership.