ATTN: Anyone on the staff involved with drawing up last-second plays

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govols120

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Please take a good, long look at that last play in the next film session.

And the last play from the USC game.

And the last play from the Charlotte game.
 
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#2
Actually, despite the utter chaos that was those final 15 seconds, that was a great look.

Plus Jones has zero timeouts, so he couldn't draw anything up.
 
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govols120 said:
Please take a good, long look at that last play in the next film session.

And the last play from the USC game.

And the last play from the Charlotte game.
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Pretty sure we couldn't draw anything up considering we didn't have any timeouts.
 
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dont think the coach had enough time to draw that one up considering he called last timeout with 4 minutes left
 
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zjcvols said:
Actually, despite the utter chaos that was those final 15 seconds, that was a great look.

Plus Jones has zero timeouts, so he couldn't draw anything up.
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I'm sure he said something to the team when Pelphrey took that timeout.
 
#6
#6
Hopson found his spot and stood there. Didn't move to try to get open...just stood there hoping his defender would run away from him. Terrible.
 
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They call it 10 Seconds of Chaos....sadly it has yet to work.
 
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zjcvols said:
Actually, despite the utter chaos that was those final 15 seconds, that was a great look.

Plus Jones has zero timeouts, so he couldn't draw anything up.
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That is true but these kids have played ball their whole lives except brin Williams. they had a couple other oppurtunities. I don't like holding for 1 final shot when you are behind. i would have rather had a shot and if we missed maybe just maybe get a rebound to extend game.
 
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That was our last shot play to perfection. Dribble around get scared throw it to somebody who almost loses it, just to get it back in time for a three pointer that draws glass.
 
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#10
And I know Tobias was wide open, but he really isn't a very good three-point shooter. He's 32% from three on the year. He put the team on his back and nearly won the game for us, but I don't think I want him taking a game-tying three as time expires.
 
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#12
I think the bigger problem is the ridiculous substitutions. I have never seen a team rotate themselves out of momentum more than Tennessee.
 
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emainvol said:
I think the bigger problem is the ridiculous substitutions. I have never seen a team rotate themselves out of momentum more than Tennessee.
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Exhibit A was subbing out Tobias Harris right after he scored about 6 straight for us and inserting Pearl.
 
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emainvol said:
I think the bigger problem is the ridiculous substitutions. I have never seen a team rotate themselves out of momentum more than Tennessee.
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This. We are not a pressing/run and gun/transition team anymore; why are we scared to let our best players play 35 minutes a game? When Tobias, Hopson and Goins are sitting - or any two of those three, really - we are completely helpless on offense.
 
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I'd like to see Hopson get that last shot from 3, he is the most reliable from the arc. He didn't look to trying to get open though
 
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