[Herky] Post Offense

[SRINIVAS REDDY]

I personally do not like the excuses for why the starters or the bench is not scoring.Hitting the wall or stagnation or overworked is the same for all teams.On top of it, we have had a pretty much injury free season while most of the teams missed out a player or two for some time.Why is it that the other teams are getting better while we are not???

From: rneuf at netins.net
To: herky at lists.herky.net
Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2016 15:04:20 -0600
Subject: Re: [Herky] Post Offense















I think the young kids have hit the wall and are working thru
it. There is no bench scoring - but the hustle is still there. you're right -
we need a 3rd and 4th option and the kids need to contribute.

 

Rick

 

 

 





From: Herky
[mailto:herky-bounces at lists.herky.net] On Behalf Of Larry Edwards

Sent: Friday, February 26, 2016 10:00 AM

To: herky at lists.herky.net

Subject: Re: [Herky] Post Offense





 





We will really miss Woodbury next
year, as we will not have a true center, unless Kreiner develops quickly. Fran
McCaffery really does not emphasize post offense. At his other schools, he used
athletic, undersized, stretch 4's in the middle and he seems to be going back
to that next year. His use of Uhl and Wagner this year, when Woodbury is out,
is a preview.





 











From: "SRINIVAS REDDY" <hawkeye_fan at hotmail.com>

To: herky at lists.herky.net

Sent: Friday, February 26, 2016 9:24:41 AM

Subject: Re: [Herky] Post Offense



 





Jeff,



 





At the risk of Keith Voigts calling me a whiner.......





 





I am extremely impressed with how hard and how well Woodbury has
been playing defensively and rebounding.





Unfortunately like you said, his offensive game has not developed
much at all and that has been extremely disappointing to say the
least,  for me





Having a 7 footer playing in college game for 4 years is a luxury
but it has not worked out for us offensively as he is not looked at to score
any points.  He does not leave his feet to go go vertical at all.
 Could be that he always played against smaller guys growing up and never
needed to  :-))





 





It is not hard to shut Iowa down defensively.  Do not allow
Jok and Uthoff any perimeter shots they are neutralized.  Our guards are
not scoring threats from the outside like it typically is.  Gesell and
Clemmons do not have the speed or the hops to create shots from under the
basket.  Time and again they are stuck in traffic there and keep trying
the same.  Woodbury is just looking for rebounds and not points and that
game-wise hurts us.  Without a strong third scoring option we are limited
to how far we can go.  The bench has played hard on the floor but it has
not turned into points.















Still optimistic for an excellent season and hoping things do not
end like the football season did.















Go Hawkeyes













From: jnapier111 at outlook.com

To: herky at lists.herky.net

Date: Fri, 26 Feb 2016 09:57:43 -0500

Subject: [Herky] Post Offense



 





As I was thinking about player development I was trying to think
of a big man that has developed a strong post offense under McCaffery. I can't
think of anyone.  Woodbury has been a starter from day one but still has
no go to moves around the basket.  White never had any real consistent
post offensive moves.   Seems like a real weakness of this coaching staff.





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