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My goodness, wherever did you get that idea??Maybe a touch of aspergers or autism, but who cares if he turns out to bring us home.
My goodness, wherever did you get that idea??Maybe a touch of aspergers or autism, but who cares if he turns out to bring us home.
I know what you're saying. I'm just not seeing what you are seeing.Oh. He is a bit socially awkward, but I don't care. Brillian people often are. Talk to almost any brain surgeon and they are a bit odd. As long as it doesn't impact player relationships, it doesn't matter.
My goodness, wherever did you get that idea??
Elon Musk announced on Saturday Night Live in 2021 that he has Asperger Syndrome. LOL.Why is that such a negative? I'm genuinely asking.
He didn't need to announce it. It's pretty obvious unlike Coach Ott.Elon Musk announced on Saturday Night Live in 2021 that he has Asperger Syndrome. LOL.
Couldn’t agree more.coach of the year so far
It is hard to be a good defensive team when you only have one top notch defender. If you have two, then everyone else become a better defender as well. Suddenly, its easier for everyone to get steals and defend the rim. You put Dunn and Brooks out there defending the perimeter and suddenly Gillespie is getting steals and Williams becomes a premier rim protector. You take those two away, and everything else suffers.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
It is hard to be a good defensive team when you only have one top notch defender. If you have two, then everyone else become a better defender as well. Suddenly, its easier for everyone to get steals and defend the rim. You put Dunn and Brooks out there defending the perimeter and suddenly Gillespie is getting steals and Williams becomes a premier rim protector. You take those two away, and everything else suffers.
It is hard to be a good defensive team when you only have one top notch defender. If you have two, then everyone else become a better defender as well. Suddenly, its easier for everyone to get steals and defend the rim. You put Dunn and Brooks out there defending the perimeter and suddenly Gillespie is getting steals and Williams becomes a premier rim protector. You take those two away, and everything else suffers.
I was reading an article that said just the opposite. Said Williams was a poor defender last year and now he seems to be good and it’s because of the perimeter defense.Its Williams.
His presence alone deters a lot of what we abused by last year. We got dunked on, lobbed on, rebounded on, just dumped on. Having a legit rotation of big men has turned it around for us.
I was reading an article that said just the opposite. Said Williams was a poor defender last year and now he seems to be good and it’s because of the perimeter defense.
I believe the most important defender on the floor is the one who defends the opposing pg. Make the pg work to get the ball up the court and initiate the offense. Then defender on the other teams first option. Takeaway that first pass. Then everyone else becomes better defenders.
I really think part of it is Ott and being on a new team for Williams. Also, part of it was being on a disaster of a team where all his teammates were probably out of position, etc. Maybe he wasn't as bad as advertised, and improved here with the gym work, and new defensive scheme.I was reading an article that said just the opposite. Said Williams was a poor defender last year and now he seems to be good and it’s because of the perimeter defense.
I believe the most important defender on the floor is the one who defends the opposing pg. Make the pg work to get the ball up the court and initiate the offense. Then defender on the other teams first option. Takeaway that first pass. Then everyone else becomes better defenders.
I was reading an article that said just the opposite. Said Williams was a poor defender last year and now he seems to be good and it’s because of the perimeter defense.
I believe the most important defender on the floor is the one who defends the opposing pg. Make the pg work to get the ball up the court and initiate the offense. Then defender on the other teams first option. Takeaway that first pass. Then everyone else becomes better defenders.
I think this is a good discussion, and I don't think I know for sure the answer. But we have added Brooks defending all over the court to the defense of Dunn from last year. And Brooks is not just an interior defender. He defends the perimeter. He is the second defender. Dillon has always been a good defender, so has Dunn. Williams was not known as a great defender last year. So I think it is more likely that Dillon makes Williams better than vice versa, but its just an opinion that is unprovable since we added both in the off season.I watched our team be bad at D last year, and who did we have last year playing D on the perimeter, the same guys we have playing D this year.
I believe knowing you have a guy behind you who can deter opponents from getting to the rim for easy buckets and easy rebounds is a lot better than unathletic slugs that we had last year.
edit: a lot of has to do with schemes too, allowing guys to play the gaps (deflection/steals), this type is able due to having better centers.
He is simply keeping it professional, acting like he belongs; you can kind of see the team take on that same persona too. Maybe a touch of aspergers or autism, but who cares if he turns out to bring us home.
The Autumn breeze is a Devein Booker groin strain each season....ottumn is the season between summer and winter - representing change - the falling of the leaves symbolizing us letting go of the beals and kd's - the cooler temperatures and a win column we had all but forgotten - harvesting the defense that will see us through the winter - did you know people born in ottumn are more likely to live to be 100?