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Date Posted: 00:07:35 02/10/03 Mon
Author: JCM
Subject: Seems to me the game plan is always pound the ball inside
In reply to: RayS 's message, "Re: Niagara 85 Fairfield 74" on 20:34:50 02/09/03 Sun

Everygame I go to the stags try to force ill-advised passes inside. In the first half against siena in albany, we must have had 12 turnovers trying to force the ball down low.

In my opinion, a pivotal part of our comeback were points by Ajou Deng from the perimeter. We lose the cansius game if not for outside shooting by KS.

I think the game plan against the stags is simple. Pack in the d and the stags will force the ball in and turn it over. They will pass up the outside shot. Unless we adjust the season is over. We loose all of our remaining games except loyola. This offense set is too easy to defend.

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