I really can't name one good player this year. No one can score over 5 pts, and that is sad......

 

Do you attend the games? If so you need keep better records.

Do you attend the games? If so you need keep better records.

 

Sorry I don't really keep up with Pendelton, but since I made that comment I have seen this kid has been scoring anywhere between 10-20 pts. a game. My mistake.

Sorry I don't really keep up with Pendelton, but since I made that comment I have seen this kid has been scoring anywhere between 10-20 pts. a game. My mistake.

 

It was probably before when he wasnt starting.

Sorry I don't really keep up with Pendelton, but since I made that comment I have seen this kid has been scoring anywhere between 10-20 pts. a game. My mistake.

 

Obviously, since it is Pendleton.:thumb:

It was probably before when he wasnt starting.

U would think a kid that can score that many points and being a senior for the PENDLETON wildcats, the coach should maybe have had him starting from the beginning. Sorry Ladiesbaskeball coach for the spelling.

U would think a kid that can score that many points and being a senior for the PENDLETON wildcats, the coach should maybe have had him starting from the beginning. Sorry Ladiesbaskeball coach for the spelling.

 

No problem. It is done all the time and it is my personal mission to educate people on the spelling of Pendleton.:lol::sssh::jump:

U would think a kid that can score that many points and being a senior for the PENDLETON wildcats, the coach should maybe have had him starting from the beginning. Sorry Ladiesbaskeball coach for the spelling.

 

Not commenting on this specific situation but commenting in general.

 

Scoring isn't everything. If you average 10 points per game and the person you are guarding averages 16 points per game, you are hurting your team.

 

If you are averaging 10 points per game and 5 turnovers per game and not playing defense, you are hurting your team.

 

If you are averaging 10 points per game and 5 turnovers per game and not playing defense and not rebounding, you are killing your team.

 

If in practice you are not running the offense, not playing defense, not hustling, not working hard, coach is not going to play you and you don't deserve to play.

No problem. It is done all the time and it is my personal mission to educate people on the spelling of Pendleton.:lol::sssh::jump:

 

And you are doing a splendid job.

Not commenting on this specific situation but commenting in general.

 

Scoring isn't everything. If you average 10 points per game and the person you are guarding averages 16 points per game, you are hurting your team.

 

If you are averaging 10 points per game and 5 turnovers per game and not playing defense, you are hurting your team.

 

If you are averaging 10 points per game and 5 turnovers per game and not playing defense and not rebounding, you are killing your team.

 

If in practice you are not running the offense, not playing defense, not hustling, not working hard, coach is not going to play you and you don't deserve to play.

 

I do understand that, but as I hear and have watched 2 of Hardens game, he is a huge assest to the game and I think (from what I watched) he is there best ballhandler, considering who they have trying to get the ball down the court. I don't see this kid as being in that situation you are talking about, that is why I was talkin about this one situation. I do understand the game and see many turnovers, and the one game particular, the 42, well let's say, I would have said SEEE YAAA, and I wasn't the only one in my gym that was saying that.

I do understand that, but as I hear and have watched 2 of Hardens game, he is a huge assest to the game and I think (from what I watched) he is there best ballhandler, considering who they have trying to get the ball down the court. I don't see this kid as being in that situation you are talking about, that is why I was talkin about this one situation. I do understand the game and see many turnovers, and the one game particular, the 42, well let's say, I would have said SEEE YAAA, and I wasn't the only one in my gym that was saying that.

 

 

I guess he got the ball down the court the night they played Deming, because I think that Pendleton beat Deming.

I guess he got the ball down the court the night they played Deming, because I think that Pendleton beat Deming.

 

Guess, never watched that game. Anyways, seems to be a very versatile player and go to guy, good luck to you Wildcats, whatever you choose. I think I know why you all had guys quit.

I do understand that, but as I hear and have watched 2 of Hardens game, he is a huge assest to the game and I think (from what I watched) he is there best ballhandler, considering who they have trying to get the ball down the court. I don't see this kid as being in that situation you are talking about, that is why I was talkin about this one situation. I do understand the game and see many turnovers, and the one game particular, the 42, well let's say, I would have said SEEE YAAA, and I wasn't the only one in my gym that was saying that.

 

And I specifically started my post by saying that the particular situation is not what I was commenting on.

 

On the Pendleton team, love watching them play. They work hard, they have improved and they give a great effort. Give this team one player about 6'4" or 6'5" and this team is one of the top 6 teams in the region.

 

But the old axiom applies, you can't coach height.

 

The number one thing they have to improve on to improve as a team is to stop dribble penetration. Too many times they are letting the ball in the lane on dribble penetration. So the post has to rotate over and leaving opponent's post open to rebound. Lacking a dominate, tall rebounder, that makes an already difficult job for them even harder.

 

Now they stop the dribble 15 feet from the basket and their post player is there to block out, maybe get some over the back calls and grab the rebound.

And I specifically started my post by saying that the particular situation is not what I was commenting on.

 

On the Pendleton team, love watching them play. They work hard, they have improved and they give a great effort. Give this team one player about 6'4" or 6'5" and this team is one of the top 6 teams in the region.

 

But the old axiom applies, you can't coach height.

 

The number one thing they have to improve on to improve as a team is to stop dribble penetration. Too many times they are letting the ball in the lane on dribble penetration. So the post has to rotate over and leaving opponent's post open to rebound. Lacking a dominate, tall rebounder, that makes an already difficult job for them even harder.

 

Now they stop the dribble 15 feet from the basket and their post player is there to block out, maybe get some over the back calls and grab the rebound.

Very observant and I so agree!!! That is my opinion! Didn't mean to upset UNC!!!