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More than 50% of their points come from behind the three point line, and we didn't know this?
 


Have other teams left them wide open to determine if they're good at it or not?
 

We can't shoot, and we went 9-9 against Penn State, but not because we can shoot.
 

This team is so hard to watch. Pass the ball around the perimeter for 30 seconds and then hoist up a bad shot with 5 seconds to go. Every damn time!
 



How about under talented ?? A bunch of Monson recruits, what do you expect??
 

This is basketball not football. You should be able to play your game and not worry about what others do. Look at the Conference tournaments, they play three or four days in a row. No practice needed. Its obvious this team has not confidence in offense and it now has affected their defense White and Williams will mean nothing with no PG or outside threats.
 

When they beat Louisville and Illinois, it's because Tubby's the greatest coach but when they get hammered it's the player's fault. Tubby is not doing a very good coaching job right now. The regression is amazing...
 



Tubby is at fault for playing too many guys right now. Like it was said in the post game studio, when you win it works, but when it doesn't the team falls apart.
 

Art Vandelay said:
When they beat Louisville and Illinois, it's because Tubby's the greatest coach but when they get hammered it's the player's fault. Tubby is not doing a very good coaching job right now. The regression is amazing...
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Tubby seemed to have a better idea of what this team is good at. Coaches can have bad games (or weeks) too.
 

We should have kept going inside. It seems like we start the game trying to go inside, then our big guys miss and few and we just scrap it for the rest of the game (we did start going back inside when we were down 20 points...) Our offense just needs better spacing and better movement without the ball.

Why did Michigan beat us? In my opinion its because they were able to get wide open looks, mostly due to their movement without the basketball. Their backdoor cuts were amazing and when they got penetration their perimeter players spotted up nicely, ready to shoot and were delivered a pass that allowed them to catch and shoot without thinking.
 




It's getting really annoying watching the offense now. It's like they look forward to heaving up buzzer-beaters. Our PG's and SG's don't understand yet that when you drive down low, people are open outside. Aggressive offense/driving through the lane = offensive success. Nolen has great speed but rarely utilizes it on O. W/o a good post presence, more is needed of our PG's. We started the 2nd half off well but by then our d was getting worked all over the place by Michigan.
 

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