bleedingTNorange
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I don't think us having that many possessions is because of Martin. He still has said he wants to get up and down the floor. I think you have to factor in opposing teams and also the fact that we almost average 15 offensive rebounds. That's a lot of second possessions that I dont think gets counted.
See your points, but as to CCM saying he wants the team to get up and down the floor, that's kind of like him saying he's focused on defense. At some point, as a coach/manager/leader, you have to be concerned if what you say and what you see consistently are two different things.
1- 1.18: Tennessee's point per possessions this season, that's 28th in the country and 2nd in the SEC currently.
1.14 (19th overall, 2nd SEC)
2- 1.01: Tennessee's defensive efficiency (points given up per possession) which is 142nd in the country and 10th in the SEC currently.
0.98 (62nd overall, 7th SEC)
4- 6.2%: Darius Thompson's steal percentage. That's 11th in the country and 1st in the SEC.
9th overall
12- 26.6: Tennessee's free throw point percentage, top 40 in the country and third in the SEC.
56th overall
Compare us to a team we'll be playing first conference.Other basketball teams.
What I'm watching isn't Wisconsin and it's not Kevin O'Neil ball.
Compare us to a team we'll be playing first conference.
LSU plays 81 possessions at home.
We play 63 to 65 on the road.
Their Or % is 48% at home.
Ours is 44% on the road.
Think we need to pull the tempo down to ours or go faster and try to beat them at their game?
Compare us to a team we'll be playing first conference.
LSU plays 81 possessions at home.
We play 63 to 65 on the road.
Their Or % is 48% at home.
Ours is 44% on the road.
Think we need to pull the tempo down to ours or go faster and try to beat them at their game?