Otto's Rebounding Leading to Early Offense
by alleninxis on Jan 3, 2012 1:44 PM EST
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PrintSmall piece looking at what Otto's ability to rebound can do to help Hoyas score early.
http://cuttingdownnets.wordpress.com/2012/01/03/ottos-rebounding-leading-to-early-offense/
Hoping III encourages Otto to push the ball after misses in Big East play. Considering we may see a lot more of what Providence showed us defensively if the shots are not falling. Especially moving on past this year when guys like Greg and Jabril can flank him.
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Agreed
If teams play us like Providence did, it is imperative we find easy buckets through transition. We have a team that can go 9 deep this year, so we may as well try to run, especially with capable ball handlers and athletes.
These things are amazing
For a guy who doesn’t see this at all, it’s a beautiful explanation of why Otto is the best
Why so Syracuse?
Porter is pretty much at the right place
at the right time out there. The thing that gets me is that he’s always looking for his teammates, this is rare for a person who’s been pretty much being the man (from high school championship level).
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