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If we keep shooting 63% we won’t lose again! by bmoreirish

In all seriousness, this is why I believe in looking at performance over a couple of game stretches. I always consider which team is getting more of the shots that they want. That doesn’t always equate to wins as a team can get hot, but over the course of a season if we are getting better looks than our opponents I like our chances.

Right now, offensively we are settling into a rhythm and getting quality looks. It starts with the threat of Wesley taking the ball to the hoop.

Defensively I’m still not sure. I like how Ryan is being used less but is in for important defensive possessions. He is good positionally and his length bothers other guards.

Clearly we are growing in confidence and settling into roles. Im excited to see what we can do.