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A simple minded analysis on whether to take a J or look for something else

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Carl Herrera, Dec 12, 2009.

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great analysis. it read like a Van Gundier post.

#21 AggieDentist, Dec 13, 2009

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simple minded analysis/result

We're

13 wins 10 losses 0.565 winng%

above all, we're number in the top 6.

#22 TeamUSA, Dec 13, 2009
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It is common sense to me, that Ariza should be encouraged to get to the free throw line, if his jump shoot is not falling.

Now, Morey theory that missing those shoots, gives us a chance at offensive rebounds is flawed. Why? It also gives the opposition a chance at the offensive rebound.

Get the inside/outside game going. Score in the paint and at the line.

#23 rockets_fanatic, Dec 14, 2009
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Nothing to do with this thread, but let's say we grab an offensive rebound and we get a new shot clock. Then immediately make a bad pass and the ball changes teams. Is that considered a turnover?

#24 nolimitnp, Dec 14, 2009
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SHOOT THE J. SHOOT IT!

#25 Angkor Wat, Dec 14, 2009

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