I know y'all say Yao has hit the rookie wall. But how would you defend him if he has fully rested and in good shape. The way I see it. Yao can hit his fadaways only 25-30% of the times. So the only time one needs to double team him is when he gets into a good low post position, otherwise play him 1 on 1 and force him to make that turnaroun J. His spin move around the baseline is getting more and more predictable. He is quick for a 7' 5", but most agile PF could stop that spin move and force him to put up those low % jumpers. I think Rudy should design plays for Yao to face up to the baskets more and hit those 12 to 15 footers which I think Yao is capable of doing on a consistent basis. This will also draw out the defense and open up the lane for our guards. Just my 2 cents.