Kblaze8855
12-20-2024, 10:34 PM
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Not some against the clock only situation. They do that just…because that’s how they are allowed(maybe encouraged) to play.
We don’t need another “So many threes!” discussion. Theres nothing left to say.
They’re gonna shoot threes. Whatever. I just wanna know what happened to coaching to have so many of them apparently OK with the lackluster effort to get a good shot. I don’t care where it’s from. 2 or 3. Whatever.
Has almost everyone abandoned traditional plays in favor of a general philosophy of driving and kicking for threes and if you can’t…stepback into your own?
I feel like this is what older players are talking about when they say these guys don’t know how to play basketball anymore. That feels unfair to me because even veterans who would’ve learned the game 20 years ago play that way. Coaches don’t seem to be running out there and snatching them off the court like they would have back in the day.
That’s a desired style of play with an undesired outcome, isn’t it?
That’s what these coaches consider acceptable and the players are responding to that. Right? Or is that play style something players are so into the coaches just have to acquiesce?
Who are you giving the most credit/blame for sequences like that not being unusual? Players or coaching?
Not some against the clock only situation. They do that just…because that’s how they are allowed(maybe encouraged) to play.
We don’t need another “So many threes!” discussion. Theres nothing left to say.
They’re gonna shoot threes. Whatever. I just wanna know what happened to coaching to have so many of them apparently OK with the lackluster effort to get a good shot. I don’t care where it’s from. 2 or 3. Whatever.
Has almost everyone abandoned traditional plays in favor of a general philosophy of driving and kicking for threes and if you can’t…stepback into your own?
I feel like this is what older players are talking about when they say these guys don’t know how to play basketball anymore. That feels unfair to me because even veterans who would’ve learned the game 20 years ago play that way. Coaches don’t seem to be running out there and snatching them off the court like they would have back in the day.
That’s a desired style of play with an undesired outcome, isn’t it?
That’s what these coaches consider acceptable and the players are responding to that. Right? Or is that play style something players are so into the coaches just have to acquiesce?
Who are you giving the most credit/blame for sequences like that not being unusual? Players or coaching?