Marquette repeatedly drove the ball to the basket unimpeded when Sanogo was on the floor. Surprising? No, it's been happening all season, but last night it was a gameplan. Adama is really good at many things, but guarding the basket against the dribble is not one of them. The high hedge also leaves an opportunity for smaller players to drive the lane and last night we paid for it. Failure to help against the dribble drive also leaves us vulnerable.
I get it that Hurley doesn't want to play them together, but it has to at least be an option for situations like last night's. It also provides a high low option offense. One that could open things up for Hawkins and Karaban.
I get it that Hurley doesn't want to play them together, but it has to at least be an option for situations like last night's. It also provides a high low option offense. One that could open things up for Hawkins and Karaban.