I had some disagreement that Jorgenson looked better last year pre-injury than this year. I think we're starting to see it play out. He's just not as fluid and smooth as he was last season. It's obvious he's not 100% right now...not his fault, kid is a gamer. He forces his passes a little too much. TG was never going to be scoring PG, his game was as a facilitator...looking for opportunities for teammates and giving what the defense gave him for his chances. I'm not disappointed his offense isn't there yet...his shots will start falling eventually. But he needs to be more efficient on the ball if he's not scoring more.
Also, Heath right now is the better PG IMO. Dude had 7 assists and 1 TO last night. On the season he has 25 assists and 2 TOs. Think about that for a second...I don't care that we haven't played the strongest competition. That's a sign he's taking care of the ball and doing his job of getting his teammates the ball in positions to score. He's averaging 6pts/6ast/0.5 TO a game...I'd like to see his scoring go closer to 10 pts per game, but it's hard to quibble with what's he's doing as PG.
I wish Tadric's situational awareness was a little better, but his ability to create offense is going to be special. His shots are starting to fall. He just needs to realize he doesn't need to jack a 3 within the first pass of a possession when our guys are still in transition. I don't think you get that green light until you prove you're a better 3 point shooter.
Last night was disappointing...but we could have won the game with better defense. No way a guy averaging like 8 points a game should score 37 points...most of which were behind the arc. That's not acceptable.
To be honest, I was fine with our offense last night for the most part. Guys could have taken better shots, but if they fall you don't argue with it. Perimeter defense really let us down, and that was what did us in.
