Another great game put on by the Camels. From the opening tipoff, to the last foul shots, the Camels put together a great display of defense and offense.

 

Jolly started things out in the first half with about 10 points with some help from Jordan. They all had great ball movement around the perimeter and had some good opportunities. With the two big men that Dixie had down low they were up for a big challenge as the Camels cannot compete with the weight advantage or the height advantage that the two Dixie players had. But with a stong effort by Wolfie and Jolly, the Camles came out on top. Down 5 at half the Camels came out strong and came back quick and were shooting well. With my post last week about Wolfie not pulling his weight, I retract all previous statements. Wolfie was the MVP of this game hands down. If Im not mistaken he had a double double with 10 rebounds and 11 points. He dominated the big men in the second half in a physical match in the paint allowing the Camels to win the game.

 

Congrats to the Camels for this win. They played very intesely and aggressive and came together as a team when they needed to. Jordan came on strong with some takes to the hole and also made the foul shots at the end to keep the Camels in the lead. Coach Code I am impressed with this win and have to say that so far this year I am pleased with your coaching.

 

If I were the Coach:

 

If I were the coach I would have to reconsider a couple of things for the next game. I think that I would hold back or change up the mass substitutions all at once. When the players are on a roll and jelling together I dont think it is a good coaching decision to take out four players and replace them. I would rather see one or two at a time to see how they work together while the others rest. One other thing that I would for sure change since it is early and I hate to pick out players but Brady Kennedy cannot inbound the ball at all. Put someone else on the inbound throw in and you wont have to burn through all your timeouts. Last but not least is, Im not sure if it is a play or what, but, Why does he have Jolly out near mid court for so long instead of getting in the mix up by a three or even underneath.?? I just cant figure out why your best player is standing near med court on so many plays.

 

So once again great win and great game for the Camels. Keep the wins coming.

 

True Shepherd -- Out

 

If you were the coach you would be at practice every day and be able to make much more informed, educated pseudo-decisions.

 

Coach Code is a very good coach. Some of the Camel faithful seem to have the strange idea that they know more than he does about his team and about the game.... I'd venture to say they are incorrect. :irked:

Another great game put on by the Camels. From the opening tipoff, to the last foul shots, the Camels put together a great display of defense and offense.

 

Jolly started things out in the first half with about 10 points with some help from Jordan. They all had great ball movement around the perimeter and had some good opportunities. With the two big men that Dixie had down low they were up for a big challenge as the Camels cannot compete with the weight advantage or the height advantage that the two Dixie players had. But with a stong effort by Wolfie and Jolly, the Camles came out on top. Down 5 at half the Camels came out strong and came back quick and were shooting well. With my post last week about Wolfie not pulling his weight, I retract all previous statements. Wolfie was the MVP of this game hands down. If Im not mistaken he had a double double with 10 rebounds and 11 points. He dominated the big men in the second half in a physical match in the paint allowing the Camels to win the game.

 

Congrats to the Camels for this win. They played very intesely and aggressive and came together as a team when they needed to. Jordan came on strong with some takes to the hole and also made the foul shots at the end to keep the Camels in the lead. Coach Code I am impressed with this win and have to say that so far this year I am pleased with your coaching.

 

If I were the Coach:

 

If I were the coach I would have to reconsider a couple of things for the next game. I think that I would hold back or change up the mass substitutions all at once. When the players are on a roll and jelling together I dont think it is a good coaching decision to take out four players and replace them. I would rather see one or two at a time to see how they work together while the others rest. One other thing that I would for sure change since it is early and I hate to pick out players but Brady Kennedy cannot inbound the ball at all. Put someone else on the inbound throw in and you wont have to burn through all your timeouts. Last but not least is, Im not sure if it is a play or what, but, Why does he have Jolly out near mid court for so long instead of getting in the mix up by a three or even underneath.?? I just cant figure out why your best player is standing near med court on so many plays.

 

So once again great win and great game for the Camels. Keep the wins coming.

 

True Shepherd -- Out

 

You really shouldn't call out individuals. These are impressionable kids and until Campbell Co gives you a whistle and hires you as a coach you need to keep those thoughts to yourself. Your posts at times make sense but other times leave me scratching my head.

I can't recall the last coach at Dixie that knew how to utilize the bigs.

 

Is Wes Smith back yet?

 

Smith played a few minutes on Friday, and hit a three pointer.