Probably not so much in the games where they are all clicking, but it'll definitely be noticeable in the games where one or two of them are having off nights or are in foul trouble. Hopefully the former is more frequent than the latter.
I'm with you on this. Think Jones was a HUGE get and will be a star in this program.I see a future where Tevian can guard the 1-4 and is too versatile to keep off the floor. I can’t find the dang orange font button
The benefit now is TF initiates the offense as the pg. BU can dictate so much more with that. MH and KN were still somewhat limited to where and when we were able to get the ball in their hands. If MH was initiating on his own, it was off of a steal or a late in the shot clock "someone gets the ball to Malcolm and hope he bails us out."
Seems to be en route at the least. Although, I'd point out that showing up doesn't mean he's qualified. Guessing as soon as he does, BU would announce it.
I keep telling myself that was the product of a squad not fully able to run the BU system. This year should tell us a lot.
There was an interview with Underwood last year where he addressed this. In short he said he didn't like the style of play having Frazier going one on one so much at the end of games, but he gave him the "green light" late in many games because of poor offensive execution and unwillingness by players to take a shot. At some point Underwood was going to have to give the ball to whomever might give them a shot at winning.
I think we'll definitely see an improvement in this facet of the the game. Last year we had two reliable weapons: Trent and Leron. Defenses knew that and exploited it brutally. This year, the offensive arsenal ought to be improved, and we might actually see some 7-second offense.
We'll just outscore the bums!
That *is* what happened at Oklahoma State with an elite PG running the show and a strong supporting cast. They scored a ton and also gave up a ton.
Sad, but funny too
I'll have to put my faith in that for myself.
