Orlwillbeback wrote:Payton was billed as a transition point guard, but this year he's been anything but.
It's funny how we saw that late in the game against Brooklyn. They had no choice since they had to play against the clock.
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Orlwillbeback wrote:Payton was billed as a transition point guard, but this year he's been anything but.
tooler wrote:Orlwillbeback wrote:Payton was billed as a transition point guard, but this year he's been anything but.
It's funny how we saw that late in the game against Brooklyn. They had no choice since they had to play against the clock.
Orlwillbeback wrote:Payton was billed as a transition point guard, but this year he's been anything but. I hope this is some organizationap strategy to develop his half court game but I hate it. With Oladipo and payton, we should be racing down the court. I really can't wait until Vaughn is gone.
FloridaHoosier wrote:Victor came out after the game and had a meet and greet with the I.U. Alumni group that was there. He apologized for the game results. It was a nice few minutes with a truly nice young man! Wish this team would get it together. Oh, by the way, there were a ton of Harkless shirts on the clearance racks!
"Don't let the pressure exceed the pleasure."
Jiwol wrote:**** this team.
ivDT wrote:FloridaHoosier wrote:Victor came out after the game and had a meet and greet with the I.U. Alumni group that was there. He apologized for the game results. It was a nice few minutes with a truly nice young man! Wish this team would get it together. Oh, by the way, there were a ton of Harkless shirts on the clearance racks!
can't say we didn't see it coming. it'll be interesting to see what henny can get for him.
craig01 wrote:
My news years wish is to see dobermans in the Magic backcourt disrupting opponents, and building the mindset of good ball movement on offense.
tiderulz wrote:craig01 wrote:
My news years wish is to see dobermans in the Magic backcourt disrupting opponents, and building the mindset of good ball movement on offense.
we hear this, but im not seeing the all-out defensive pressure from our backcourt of Elf/Dipo that i guess i would expect, given their lauded ability on defense. Offensive shots sometimes go cold, but defense is mostly by effort and should be there every game, which it isnt.
MoMM wrote:ivDT wrote:FloridaHoosier wrote:Victor came out after the game and had a meet and greet with the I.U. Alumni group that was there. He apologized for the game results. It was a nice few minutes with a truly nice young man! Wish this team would get it together. Oh, by the way, there were a ton of Harkless shirts on the clearance racks!
can't say we didn't see it coming. it'll be interesting to see what henny can get for him.
No AN shirts too?
But it's a good strategy, you want to trade an young player, so inactivate him for a NBDL player
j_n wrote:tiderulz wrote:craig01 wrote:
My news years wish is to see dobermans in the Magic backcourt disrupting opponents, and building the mindset of good ball movement on offense.
we hear this, but im not seeing the all-out defensive pressure from our backcourt of Elf/Dipo that i guess i would expect, given their lauded ability on defense. Offensive shots sometimes go cold, but defense is mostly by effort and should be there every game, which it isnt.
Oladipo is still playing defense like he did in college where he could just pressure his man and force still or force his man to pass, he needs to realize that he cant force a turnover or block his man every possession.
When he guards the pick n roll he always goes over the screen to try to poke the ball or block his man at the rim but all it does is force our guys to rotate and allow the opposing team to get open looks and offensive rebounds, another thing he does is just attack bigs when he rotates over to get a steal which often result in open threes by his man.
You would think our coaching stuff would tell him to go under picks and to stop leaving his man open but it doesnt seem to change.