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    Last nights game
    Wilson 31 min.
    Maniscalco 39 min.
    Crouch 37 min.
    Warren 38 min.Salley 25 min.
    Austin 1 min.
    Singh 21 min.
    Cole-Scott 8 min.
    The last 2 games we have gotten off to a good start only to run out of gas in the 2nd half; Crouch, Maniscalco, and Warren are playing too many minutes and it is effecting them as Crouch looked slower then normal until the last 5 min. of the game, Maniscalco had only 1 point in the 2nd half, and Warren seems to be better offensively in the 1st half also; they need to get a 4 min. break in the 1st half or they will not be as effective as they should.

  • #2
    right you are
    Chuck for Head Coach

    &

    Retire #14

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    • #3
      Originally posted by real fan View Post
      Last nights game
      Wilson 31 min.
      Maniscalco 39 min.
      Crouch 37 min.
      Warren 38 min.Salley 25 min.
      Austin 1 min.
      Singh 21 min.
      Cole-Scott 8 min.
      It's no wonder our shots don't fall in the 2nd half. If I played roughly 90 to 95% of the minutes or more, I would be exhausted too and it is much much more difficult to shoot when you are exhausted. It is hard to do a lot of things when you are like that. But we still leave people on the bench that can eat up minutes, ex. DC, WE, RA.

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      • #4
        If we want our backcourt to have more rest, we have to go with a bigger lineup more. We don't have any other guards to pull from the bench, but going with 2 or 3 guards instead of 4 would save a lot of minutes.
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        • #5
          If they're tired, then they're out of shape. We're 15 games into a season, they shouldn't be hitting the wall yet. If we're getting tired in the 2nd half, then maybe we should slow the game down a little bit instead of running ourselves out of games.
          Onward and Upward!

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          • #6
            Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
            If they're tired, then they're out of shape. We're 15 games into a season, they shouldn't be hitting the wall yet. If we're getting tired in the 2nd half, then maybe we should slow the game down a little bit instead of running ourselves out of games.
            While, to an extent, I agree with the shape statement. I also think it sets us up for failure.
            Even players in the best of shape have to "rest" or relax a little bit at some point during the game (resulting in more lax defense or less away from the ball movement on O, and logging heavy minutes also worsens possible injury issues.

            In our situation, the worst problem with logging really heavy minutes, is that too many players playing too many minutes will make it impossible to win the MVCT, even if we somehow make Friday. If we always have to log heavy minutes from a few playres, we absolutely will not have even a remote shot at the NCAA.

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            • #7
              Too Many Minutes

              I don't about the too many minutes point, but I do know that JC doesn't seem to have the hustle and leadership he had last year. He makes a lot of bad passes and he has far too many turnovers. I can forgive his defensive, but I don't get his lack of passion to lead.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by California Alum View Post
                I don't about the too many minutes point, but I do know that JC doesn't seem to have the hustle and leadership he had last year. He makes a lot of bad passes and he has far too many turnovers. I can forgive his defensive, but I don't get his lack of passion to lead.
                I agree with you 100% in that it looks like JC's just going through the motions, which is really disturbing for a senior team captain. Although I disagree on the defense part - his matador defense is unacceptable.
                Onward and Upward!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by ph View Post
                  In our situation, the worst problem with logging really heavy minutes, is that too many players playing too many minutes will make it impossible to win the MVCT, even if we somehow make Friday. If we always have to log heavy minutes from a few playres, we absolutely will not have even a remote shot at the NCAA.
                  That's a really good point.

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                  • #10
                    Another point would be foul problems.......if you only play 6 player's....sooner or later you will get a couple guys in foul trouble and you get a fresh player off the bench who hasn't had a chance to get into a game flow or even get a chance to warm up? That is not a good situation to be in....let's get some others involved and make them feel like part of the team and not worry about making 1 mistake......getting yanked and a lecture on the sidelines.....this is not good for a confidence booster! Yell at the guys during practice...pat them on their rears or give them five during the game on the way to the bench....you will get more effort from a guy not playing affraid to make an error! Time to become a TEAM........this includes the coach's.....you win and lose together! BOOK IT!

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                    • #11
                      When you are playing over 35 minutes in a game you are going to be exhausted and running out of gas near the end, especially if you are going all out while you are out there. We need to use our bench more. There is no reason for DC/RA/WE to be getting 1 minute between the 3 of them in a game.

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                      • #12
                        Crouch is just going through the motions?? Yeah right...it makes total sense that JC would coast through his senior season, gimme a break...

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by edmondo15 View Post
                          Crouch is just going through the motions?? Yeah right...it makes total sense that JC would coast through his senior season, gimme a break...
                          Maybe he isn't, but actions speak louder than words. His lazy passes and even lazier defense make it appear as if he's not giving it his all sometimes. Maybe losing his starting position like he did in 2006 will light a fire under him.
                          Onward and Upward!

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                          • #14
                            Or perhaps playing 30+ minutes in almost every game this season, as well as being the primary focus of every defensive scheme since Ruff's injury has him slightly fatigued. It'd be great to give him more time to rest, but in BU's current situation it just isn't going to happen.

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by edmondo15 View Post
                              Or perhaps playing 30+ minutes in almost every game this season, as well as being the primary focus of every defensive scheme since Ruff's injury has him slightly fatigued. It'd be great to give him more time to rest, but in BU's current situation it just isn't going to happen.
                              That could be. All the more reason to bring him off the bench. He doesn't rebound, isn't shooting well, and doesn't defend (but who does really?). My backcourt would be Sam, AW, and TW. We all have our guesses on who the #4 and #5 should be. If Eric Coleman can come off the bench, why can't JC?
                              Onward and Upward!

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