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<blockquote data-quote="RamblinRed" data-source="post: 397041" data-attributes="member: 1776"><p>This is a game I thought AD might struggle offensively with and he did. They tried to do the same thing with AD as they did later with Tad- putting him in the short corner and having Lammers at the high post, but any time AD caught it, they immediately double teamed him and he was generally too slow to react. They didn't look to double Tad - maybe because he is shorter?, and he made his moves quickly once he got the ball and that made a huge difference. I was pleased that they did not fall into the trap of settling for alot of threes. The majority of the threes they took were good shots, not desperation ones. </p><p></p><p>Josh could have had a monster game last night if he had shot the ball well. He was only 7-20. He easily could have gone for 30 if he had a good shooting night. The losing the ball out of bounds at the end of the game was sort of symptomatic of his evening, even though he scored 20. He missed alot of really makeable shots last night and was the only GT player who had TO issues.</p><p></p><p>Pastner also pointed that out in his postgame radio interview. He was really pleased that GT had only 9 TO for the second straight game. Said 9 or fewer is the goal every game.</p><p></p><p>The crowd was definitely disappointed in that foul call on what was going to be a breakaway basket. At one point in the second half the fouls were 9 to 4 in favor of Syracuse. You could never get a sense of what the officials were going to call last night. they were definitely racking them up on GT in the second half though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RamblinRed, post: 397041, member: 1776"] This is a game I thought AD might struggle offensively with and he did. They tried to do the same thing with AD as they did later with Tad- putting him in the short corner and having Lammers at the high post, but any time AD caught it, they immediately double teamed him and he was generally too slow to react. They didn't look to double Tad - maybe because he is shorter?, and he made his moves quickly once he got the ball and that made a huge difference. I was pleased that they did not fall into the trap of settling for alot of threes. The majority of the threes they took were good shots, not desperation ones. Josh could have had a monster game last night if he had shot the ball well. He was only 7-20. He easily could have gone for 30 if he had a good shooting night. The losing the ball out of bounds at the end of the game was sort of symptomatic of his evening, even though he scored 20. He missed alot of really makeable shots last night and was the only GT player who had TO issues. Pastner also pointed that out in his postgame radio interview. He was really pleased that GT had only 9 TO for the second straight game. Said 9 or fewer is the goal every game. The crowd was definitely disappointed in that foul call on what was going to be a breakaway basket. At one point in the second half the fouls were 9 to 4 in favor of Syracuse. You could never get a sense of what the officials were going to call last night. they were definitely racking them up on GT in the second half though. [/QUOTE]
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