DaCoach..... I agree 100% with you that something is obviously wrong with the Bradley program and major changes are needed or we will not recover.
FIRST OF ALL: Our coaches are simply not getting anything done to change what is happening. Recruiting stinks. All we seem to get are 12 PPG high school boys who do not have MVC talent. Our coaches do not seem to understand the level of talent and the kind of players needed to be competitive. Their evaluations of players are flawed. We do not recruit good JC players and we do not compete for the best 3 and 4 star players.
SECONDLY: Our offense also stinks. All we seem to do is dribble endlessly around the perimeter until the shot clock runs out or we turn the ball over. We do not pass the ball quickly and crisply around the perimeter to create openings for shooters. We cannot get the ball inside and we try to drive against good defenses which now doesn't work very well since MVC teams have the "book" on us. We do not free up openings for shooters and never run turnouts along the base line to find open shooters.
THIRDLY: Our players are not improving at all. We don't seem to be able to teach/and coach in ways that help players get better. As a result, our players make the same mistakes over and over and they obviously lack confidence.
I think it is time for Chris R. to do some heavy evaluation of what is wrong and start looking at adjustments and changes that are obviously needed.
Wizard
FIRST OF ALL: Our coaches are simply not getting anything done to change what is happening. Recruiting stinks. All we seem to get are 12 PPG high school boys who do not have MVC talent. Our coaches do not seem to understand the level of talent and the kind of players needed to be competitive. Their evaluations of players are flawed. We do not recruit good JC players and we do not compete for the best 3 and 4 star players.
SECONDLY: Our offense also stinks. All we seem to do is dribble endlessly around the perimeter until the shot clock runs out or we turn the ball over. We do not pass the ball quickly and crisply around the perimeter to create openings for shooters. We cannot get the ball inside and we try to drive against good defenses which now doesn't work very well since MVC teams have the "book" on us. We do not free up openings for shooters and never run turnouts along the base line to find open shooters.
THIRDLY: Our players are not improving at all. We don't seem to be able to teach/and coach in ways that help players get better. As a result, our players make the same mistakes over and over and they obviously lack confidence.
I think it is time for Chris R. to do some heavy evaluation of what is wrong and start looking at adjustments and changes that are obviously needed.
Wizard
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