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Date Posted: 07:00:22 03/27/12 Tue
Author: bfny
Subject: stellar analysis
In reply to: CHB 's message, "Maybe good ... for him" on 07:52:55 03/26/12 Mon

the only correction is that Stilman White actually had zero turnovers (in both the Ohio and Kansas games). But yeah, he just understandably was not capable of quarterbacking the offense there. It was amazing to see us score 47 points in the first half, though I knew it couldn't last.

A good deal of credit goes to Bill Self. He switched to a triangle-and-two defense there in the second half and we had no answer for it. Heck, I don't think ol Roy even noticed that they had switched tactics for a long while. Not that it would have mattered - a new, young PG and a supporting cast that hadn't faced that defense all year. I think that's why you saw us jacking up more threes there at the end. We had no ability to get it relibly to Zeller and Henson - or at least get it to them in spots where they could do damage.

One last thing on the 3pt shooting. It is not and never will be the focus of a Roy Williams offense - but even still, we shouldn't be as bad as we are. In my mind, it's solely a matter of guys hitting makable shots.

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and just as a PS -- bfny, 07:10:46 03/27/12 Tue
- That wasn't but only what was merely left of your team -- CHB, 09:45:57 03/27/12 Tue
  - I 'preciate that! -- bfny, 07:27:53 03/28/12 Wed