lv20gt
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We remind me, in style, of the Arkansas teams under Nolan Richardson. When you had the ball against them it was a constant fight to avoid chaos. As a result, it was difficult run set plays and the resulting anxiety created turnovers and bad shots.
I think it's a great comparison for the effect it creates on opponents. However I think its a bad comparison in how we create that effect. Arkansas wanted chaos. I don't think we want chaos. Defensively I think we play pretty sound basketball and it's more surgical in how we poked balls away. It didn't feel like there were a lot of true scrambles, but rather we would poke them away and it was just ours. I think it created the same effect of making mental mistakes expecting something to happen though. I'm certain to go back and watch the game, probably multiple times, so I'll make it a point about that.