I thought he played decent at the 5 early in the season (at least in Atlantis). He definitely had some rough games too, but he’s been basically exclusively a 4 for the last month or more. You’re gonna look bad when you’re out of position
Michigan’s offense in general would be pretty easy to make adjustments to midstream since it’s comprised mostly of quick-hitting sets. Pretty crazy that we haven’t implemented 2 or 3 quick sets to attack in ways that don’t rely on perfect 4 out spacing after 6 weeks of horrible shooting.
In a vacuum, teams should be spread pick and rolling and trying to generate threes as a priority…But this team just can’t do it. We need to go in a different direction. Can’t afford to have 35% of your shots be threes when you simply can’t make them. This isn’t overreacting to one game.
C’mon Dylan. You know there are ways to play basketball that aren’t 4 out pick and roll. The answer isn’t to throw your hands up and never win a game again.
Considering our rosters, it’s just silly to suggest an offense that generates a lot of catch and shoot threes isn’t playing to our players strength.
The strength of our starting wings is shooting. None of them can create their own offense, and none of them are particularly good at attacking closeouts even.
Simpson is at his best operating out of the pick n roll.
But what Im saying is, if the only way you can score is quick hitter that give you open layups, those will eventually get scouted. Now they aren’t open layups anymore and comes down to hitting jump shots. Are you saying jump shots will go in at a higher rate in another offensive system? Cause I don’t buy that. No offense will be successful with the 26% 3pt shooting we’ve been doing unless you have a team of supremely athletic slashers that can generate shots all the time or some dominant offensive rebounding/inside game