|
| Shizz
January 1, 2006
7:09:09 PM
Entry #: 1207496
|
I don't know what the problems seem to be but the Rams have a tough time against aggressive teams when they themselves are an aggressive team. It comes down to ann old phgrase "Ball you man" to be responsible for your man. On the offensive rebounding or defensive rebounding or in defense in general. Just on observation this season when the Rams get in trouble is when a team breaks down the defense on drives to the basket or when teams drive to the basket and kick the ball out for a 3. In the past two games in losses the Rams have given up offensive boards in which I can see where at times a team will get offensice rebounds but not like 3 on a possesion. It also comes down to boxing out in which theres some who do it then there are some who don't. Some players on the team just fly in for a rebound or wait to see if noone is going to jump then go aftre the rebound. In those few seconds you can easily give up rebounds. Good teams take what they have as strengths over another team and use that too their advantage to win. When a team is too passive aggressive then that's when trouble mounts. In other words if the other teamn has a weakness you have to open up that wound and digging and digging until you can dig no further.
That also falls into the "Win if you can Survive if I let you" mentality.
Shiz
|
