Re: [Wake-IU] Could someone explain this?

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Donnie Barnes wrote:
> On Wed, 03 Dec, Geoffrey F. Green wrote:
>> Yes.  Judging by last year's experience, after beating a highly ranked 
>> team, it'll be at least a week before UNC gets blown out! ;-)
> 
> Keep them coming.  After being at last night's game, I can take them.
> A lot of them.  :)
> 
> In almost-real-analysis, I can't believe we did it only going seven
> deep with one of them being a true freshman *walkon*.  His stats
> make him look almost invisible, but they missed a block that he had,
> and he played really solid.  Bohlander is definitely a four year player,
> but he's a solid contributor for those four years.  I'm surprised Terry
> didn't get in the game at all, but maybe he's hurt too or something.
> *shrug*

I wasn't very impressed with Bohlander, to tell the truth.  He looked 
lost on defense a couple of times, and it looked like that was what 
caused us to fall back to the zone for the two or three minutes we 
used it.  I really wasn't impressed with Melvin Scott's defense, it 
looked like he has regressed since the end of last year.  Also, I thought 
Felton had a couple of Cota-esque "I'm going to have to play every minute 
of every game, so I'm going to conserve energy on this play" plays.

But that's about all the bad things I can say (except for Manuel's FT 
shooting, but that's expected).  I really didn't get the substitution 
patterns early, but then late in the game, Roy broke out the press, and 
Illinois just wasn't fresh enough to get it done on offense at that
point.  I thought that was pretty damned good coaching by Roy.  Jawad had 
a tremendous game, and May was terrific.  To be fair to Bohlander, for 
him to give any contribution at all is more than I expected.  I'm looking 
forward to Noel coming back.  He's going to be a perfect fit, I think.  
Fast, strong, athletic, and able to give good minutes at three or four 
different positions.

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