Primer wrote:
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We started out the season with the ideal of having everybody, including Precious/Boucher, grab and go. So, instead of Precious grabbing the rebound, stopping and finding a PG (Dragic, Fred or Flynn), we asked Dragic to run the lanes and spot up. The theory was that we can create advantages in transition by not waiting for the traditional point guard handoff from the rebounder. In practice, it was a disaster.
Eventually, we realized that Precious and Boucher leading the break was madness and you'll notice that Boucher, especially, comes to a full stop most times and finds a ball-handler. The experiment failed, and it was one contributor to failing to integrate Dragic properly early, whereas now, he would fit right in.
I mean it's pretty obvious that Dragic never wanted to be here, but that failed early season grab & go experiment and the DNPs didn't do us any favors if there was a chance to integrate him.
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