Kyle gets BUCKETS!
https://youtu.be/NJWPASQZqLc
By the way, that Cole guy was out of control out there. He is lucky he didnt hurt anyone.
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The comeback happened when we started WALKING the ball up. When we do that on every possession; the other team is comfortable sending extra men to the offensive glass.
and we give up a ton offensive rebounds. TECH had 16 tonight, most in the 2nd half. It also makes Duke play against a set defense and we stagnate on offense. I think it is in K's plans to get more repetitions in a slower paced game to prepare for post season games.But, man it is frustrating to watch.
For 28 minutes Duke played pretty darn good and TECH was terrible. We should not be letting poor teams back in games like that. But it sure beats losing.
Anyone know where I can find K's presser?
9 points (50%) 5 rebounds w 1 assist and 1 turnover for Duval.
1 for 1 on 3 too.
Not too shabby.
Kyle gets BUCKETS!
https://youtu.be/NJWPASQZqLc
Perhaps the officiating was a problem (I didn’t love it either). Perhaps, but why keep making the same plays and expecting different results? Whoever was playing the 5 was getting held on the lob entry pass, maybe, but why keep making the pass over and over if the refs are not going to make the call? That is on you at some point yes? The refs also gave Duke an extra possession when the ball went off Carter. It happens. Play on. This team is way too good to allow 42 in the final 16 mins even if a ref joined the GT team. The refs maybe helped but 42!?! Playing the bench for the final 16 shouldn’t have yielded that many points/poor possessions/turnovers.
Haven't watched it yet, but this link should work: https://www.pscp.tv/dukebasketball/1OwxWElPPbVGQ
Part of what makes senior / junior teams more immune to this moment is that they know how to adjust due to experience. They have muscle memory that the freshmen do not. It might be even more detrimental to ask the freshmen to drop a style of play that was so effective for 30 min.
I was at the game. We had a few bad plays in the second half and the crowd really got into it. GT players were feeding off the crowd in a big way and we kind of wilted.
Still a good win without Bagley.
Javin looked good. He had a lot of great hustle plays. You really get a better idea of how disruptive he can be on defense in person with his crazy combination of speed, length and athleticism.
Like I said, as I saw the game, there were calls and no-calls that went both ways. I never suggested that there aren't some aspects of the officiating that can be critiqued; indeed, I believe that's true about every game in which the officiating is being done by humans, who will be imperfect even at their best. But if you think it's "reasonable" to complain that the officiating is unfairly slanted against Duke in every away game, then I beg to differ. As I also indicated, I believe there are occasions when such protests are warranted; but I'd prefer to see us save the complaints for those occasions, rather than dilute our credibility by trotting out the objections after every game, including the games we win.
Glad to get a win. However Duke is getting killed on the defensive boards, No one seems to know how to block out. Like the UNC game we were getting beat to any 50/50 ball. When Georgia Tech shoots look to where the ball is going. Game IQ has to kick in. Frustrated this team can't play a solid 40.
Good game. It would have been great to win by 40, but I am happy.
Anyone else notice that K had alerted both Setsh G and Corey Alexander of his new approach: "Grayson is our only player who has a clue, and he has to be at the center of our offense." Hence the lineup change.
Same, but that's a leadership/trust/confidence pass by the senior to the freshman. Glad it worked out well...although soon thereafter, driving and throwing up an acrobatic layup that led to a break the other way might have been too much confidence/too little trust reciprocated by the freshman. Both are teaching points.