-You can't play a first half like that and expect to be in the game. Somehow we managed to overcome it.
-Overcoming that first half fell primarily on the full court pressure. Didn't do enough of it first half and I'm unsure if it was mostly from not putting the ball in the bucket to set it up. Coming out of timeouts and fouls etc should of had chances though. Was crucial in the second half.
-Didn't get Zimm enough touches. I know really weird but he was able to drive on any of those guys guarding him and or use his back at the hole. I thought the guards did a horrible job.
-DJ a no show for second straight game. Yea he had a couple buckets but he hucked a couple threes. With Dwayne in foul trouble this isn't the result you wanted. I'm curious to why Green didn't come in.
-Poyser was on fire and then they went away from him. What gives?...
-You can blame the refs, the first half, the turnovers, the inconsistancy of plays on offense but my key factor to the game was the inability to get a rebound when they needed it most. Way way way way way.... WAY too many crucial offensive rebounds for WSU when it looked like UNLV was turning the page. So unfortunate.
That being said my overall feeling in picture form..
These games happen against good teams on the road. On to Riverside.
-Overcoming that first half fell primarily on the full court pressure. Didn't do enough of it first half and I'm unsure if it was mostly from not putting the ball in the bucket to set it up. Coming out of timeouts and fouls etc should of had chances though. Was crucial in the second half.
-Didn't get Zimm enough touches. I know really weird but he was able to drive on any of those guys guarding him and or use his back at the hole. I thought the guards did a horrible job.
-DJ a no show for second straight game. Yea he had a couple buckets but he hucked a couple threes. With Dwayne in foul trouble this isn't the result you wanted. I'm curious to why Green didn't come in.
-Poyser was on fire and then they went away from him. What gives?...
-You can blame the refs, the first half, the turnovers, the inconsistancy of plays on offense but my key factor to the game was the inability to get a rebound when they needed it most. Way way way way way.... WAY too many crucial offensive rebounds for WSU when it looked like UNLV was turning the page. So unfortunate.
That being said my overall feeling in picture form..
These games happen against good teams on the road. On to Riverside.
