smurray wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2019 4:50 pmNope, I wasnt there, thus the reason for saying “from the way it sounded”. I guess you were there all the more reason to say I didn’t have a clue what I was talking about. I’m glad it was all Wheelersburgh’s fault for losing and nothing to do with who they played. Why were they bombing so many threes instead of letting Holden take it to the hole? Just a question, I wasnt there.yabbadabbadoo wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2019 4:34 pmObviously you weren’t there so you don’t have a clue what the hell you are talking about.
Burgs long range shooting wasn’t there again and it had nothing to do with HP’s defense. Burg hits half the 3’s they missed they win this game.
Holden led all scorers with 22. Think he should have taken the big man to the hole all night but I’m not the coach. He was still the best player on the floor. Anthony for them will be a force next year. They’ll just have to bring in some more players to go with him.
Every time Holden went to the hole, 2-3 guys would collapse on him and he was doing the smart thing, not forcing shots and kicking it back out for wide open 3's. They just weren't falling. 35 couldn't guard him by himself. He had to have help. HP didn't let him go one on one like they did last year and it worked. Tanner was still the leading scorer in the game with 22.
Good question about McCorkle. He played well when he was in there. Gave Burg another big in the paint. That one play HP had 3 misses and 3 offensive rebounds. Might have been different had Burg had another big in the paint.
Also, why not put in Justin Salyers to shoot some 3's. Could of possibly hit a few. He never even saw the floor the last two games. Don't understand that one