SnoopRob
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I was really trying to understand your point since you said we have no bigs and there are 5 recruited interior players on the roster.Washington & Brown are the only players 6'10" and to be honest neither are what I was hoping could be... centers. You don't have to be 7' to play center but it sure as hell helps. We're without any inside presence and everyone knows it. What's your point? You saying you can coach up a scheme for smaller players to play bigger? A 7'4" player, even a not so good player, is still better than 6'8"-10".![]()
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Of course JMHO.
I'm not sure that we'd really be better off if one of our interior bigs was a big, lumbering 80s style center. In today's space-oriented game, I think he'd simply get run off the court. It would probably help a bit with rebounding, but I think we'd likely get killed on defense.
Under Roy we dominated inside on a consistent basis, but we often did it with guys who were 6'9" or 6'10" but who knew how to protect the interior and to rebound their tails off. We could certainly use at least one of those players this year, but unfortunately we were unable to snag one from the guys we looked at in the portal. And I'm not sure that we're teaching rebounding as a foundational principle as we did under Roy.