=>Prolly Defiance. At 143 pts it would have been hard not to have that happen.
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Some interesting comments on pace (haven’t been playing fast enough and it was obvious against Vermont), end of game (got too stagnant killing time), and good shots (Kam and some others have a green light to shoot any shot when they’re open, regardless of shot clock/situation).
I agree. The comment he had about the epiphany he had after the Vermont game was very interesting. I agree by the way. No reason this team shouldn’t be playing fast.
Also this was my first game in person, but one take away I had is my concerns about having a lead playmaker other teams actually have to guard was assuaged considerably. It’s Suder. He’s our best shot creator/playmaker. Whether he’s a conventional pg or not, he’s the guy you want with the ball at the end of the shot clock. He was the primary ball handler when he was on the floor and honestly I’m good with that. He’s a really nifty player. What a pick up that was.
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I admire how Steele seems to be continually evaluating not just the players but also his choices. That’s the sign of a good manager IMO.
That, and replacing the $10,000 espresso machine that breaks every time someone uses it with a classic BUNN machine. You know the one. Left side has the caffeinated, right an orange rimmed pot for decaf no one ever drinks. Big bag of industrial coffee from Sysco gets dumped in called “MorningStar” or “Breakfast blend”. If I could convince my wife, I’d put a BUNN machine in our kitchen. It would be glorious.
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I agree. Preseason, I thought Kam would be the big addition on offense, but Suder is that guy. He’s a steal and will be a very good MAC player (if he stays).
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