If Jefferson can get to the line 10 times per game, I can overlook his total lack of defensive awareness.
Game #15 Nuggets at Jazz, Monday Nov 26, 2012 7:02 PM Mtn, ESA, SLC, UT, USA
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Gyp Rosetti
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He's averaged 3.53 FT attempts per game over his career.
Last night's game really helps skew the following stat greatly, but over his last eight games, Big Al is averaging 4.75 attempts. Not amazing but an improvement.
Last night's game really helps skew the following stat greatly, but over his last eight games, Big Al is averaging 4.75 attempts. Not amazing but an improvement.
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billy shelby nailed it with his comments hayward and carroll. Repped.
m3at
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He's such a big guy and has great footwork. I've never understood why he doesn't take it strong every time. I was watching some boozer highlights recently and I noticed how quick he was with the ball. Al holds the ball much longer which seems to stall our offense. One thing that really bothers me about our offense is that when Al has the ball on the block, everyone stops moving. I don't understand why guys aren't cutting and running off curls? Is that Ty's system or AJ's fault or a little of both?
billyshelby
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When one guy doesn't cut, it's the guy's fault. When the whole team doesn't cut, it's the system. This is on Ty.
Denver, a team very similar to us, gave us a full demonstration of the blueprint in the first half. We'll see if Ty was paying attention.
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Not saying it is or isn't Corbins fault but that is only partly true IMO. The system he's running maybe they should be cutting but aren't for whatever reason or when one person misses the timing it trickles down and then everyone is out of sync. I would think the weak to non existent screens they set would be a good example of poor execution and then that throws off the rest of the play.
I guess if I believed Corbin was telling the players to not move, cut or set good screens I would want him fired as well. I think it is more poor execution, why that is, I'm not sure, could be he or the other coaches are poor teachers which would be on Corbin. Could be players not having confidence or are trying to learn it or other things, but I'm just throwing it out there.
Being guarded by Doufus and other sub-human Nutget scum had plenty to do with it.
NAOS
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still, the sight of him at the free throw line is enough to make you re-think the meaning of the world.
(lurkers should note: I didn't register a single complaint about jefferson [and I could have] because he got to the line. Praise Jah)
Hopefully he can continue the trend of an increased number of FTs a game. Always nice to see a Jazz player add a new angle to his game.
UGLI baby
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I thought it looked like him. Dude in the red hat.
You think it was really him?
Why would anyone give him tickets?
Why is he not in jail??