The shots are distributed evenly bc we haven't had a reliable go to scorer game in and game out combined with an unselfish team. If you're implying the coaches run an offense specifically designed to make sure the shots are equally distributed as much as possible, I dont think that is the case.@NewJerseyHawk is 100% spot on. Every team in the country runs a similar 1-4 set (not an iso, please stop calling it an iso) in late game situations. The difference between the "best" player on a college team and the 5th option on a college team is night and day. That is why you will see 90+% of CBB teams run that 1-4 set. (Link 1 is an isolation offense, Link 2 is a 1-4 offense. Very different things).
As for our offense, I am not sure there is a team in the country that distributes shots more equitably than Rutgers. You are free to argue whether that is good or bad, but it is fact. We have seven (7!) players averaging between 7.3 and 9.6 shots per game. Good luck finding another CBB team that distributes shots like that and good luck convincing ANYONE involved in CBB that you can do that without running a structured offense.
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Pike needs players that shoot better than 25% from 3 and then all will be well.tonight is nice and all but we got lucky that Geo just caught fire. There was no offense, it was stand around and watch geo. There was no offensive iq as pike somehow out of a timeout didnt advise our guys to go for a 2 for 1 which is inexplicable.
who are some options? I dont think it would happen but Eddie Jordan did run nice sets and thats literally all hed be asked to do. Its clear he has no ill will towards RU and pike as he was pictured with the team last summer at a team bbq. Again, dont think its gonna happen but should be looked into. Id love to see us poach an iowa assistant or illinois assistant. Both teams run nice sets and know the conference already. But this is something that must happen, we cant continue to not run an offense
The shots are distributed evenly bc we haven't had a reliable go to scorer game in and game out combined with an unselfish team. If you're implying the coaches run an offense specifically designed to make sure the shots are equally distributed as much as possible, I dont think that is the case.
Kyk - the New Captain Obvious. Reliving his glory days on his 2nd grade YMCA team - that cut him.I dont get why people are so offended that im simply just pointing out the obvious. The only people who are getting mad are people who simply just dont know what theyre watching
Thank you, Hoops for this and the other post with the two diagrammed links. Hopefully it enables some of our posters to become more informed. Everyone should just enjoy the trip that Pike and the team has been taking us on and stop second guessing Coach.Respectfully disagree.
Do you think the non-Powell players on SHU (for example) have the freedom to take 7, 8, 9 shots? Maryland? Ohio State?
Many/most College offenses are designed to get the best players the most shots. We run 3 out 2 in sets, 1 out 4 in sets, 4 out 1 in sets, with the goal in each to get the best shot for whomever has the right shot come available. Except for end game, our sets are designed not to get a certain player shots but rather get any one of 6 players a good shot.
The differences in the sets Purdue runs this year versus last year is stark. They run many more variations than they did versus last year when the goal of the offense was to get Carsen Edwards in to certain spots.
So, yes the way we run our offense is “designed” to equally distribute shots. We certainly ran different “stuff” when the goal was to get Corey 15 shots.
Does the below look at all familiar ( think Yeboah as the “3” and Ron as the “4”). It’s the same motion to how Villanova runs 4 out/1 in
Pancho, I have been to many practices this season and trust me most of the time is devoted to offense. Our practices are run like clock work. Every team member is locked in and every second of every practice is planned out. I have never seen a team more tuned in than how our team is.