problems
1. no post players
2. nobody worth double teaming
3. suck at pick and roll
4. no transition offense
An advance scout from another Eastern Conference team who sees the Bobcats often says Okafor lacks the moves and the lift to be much more than he is offensively. He gets his shot blocked often, the scout says, because though he's 6-9, most of his attempts are from below the rim.
That same advance scout says there's currently no reason to double-team a Bobcat. You can guard anyone on the active roster one-on-one without fear of giving up a 30-point night.
If opponents don't have to double the post or give help on a drive, they can stay outside guarding the Bobcats' shooters. What, you thought it was a surprise they're 25th among 30 teams in 3-point percentage (31.2%)?
Even when the screen is legal, teams have successfully zoned the play, suggesting the big man isn't rolling efficiently enough to the basket to create a mismatch against a guard.
The Bobcats have the second-worst shooting percentage in the league (42.2 percent); the easiest way to raise that is by scoring more transition layups.
