We always knew this would be the dilemma against better teams. Can you actually press this aggressively AND successfully defend when it’s broken?To me it’s not about offense at all. We don’t need to change the pace we play with. That’s what works for us. We HAVE to change the way we defend after the press is broken. It can’t just be a layup drill for teams if they get over the press.
Maybe you don’t; you just count on the extra possession/ extra shot attempt formula to outscore them. And that’s come darn close to working the last two games.
Big danger is this rarely works in March w tired legs and pressure packed situations
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