The Kings started out doubling Duncan hard, on the first dribble after the catch. But in the last 2 possessions, they don't (well, they do double but its way too late). I don't understand why you wouldn't double hard after you just doubled Duncan hard and forced the ball out of Duncan's hands and the turnover. Watch,
Monday, November 17, 2008
Other People: X's and O's of Basketball
The X's and O's of Basketball does an excellent job breaking down plays, oftentimes catching things the average fan would never recognize. If you are looking to gain a deeper knowledge of in-game tactics, there may be no better daily read on the internet. The author took a look at the end of the Kings-Spurs game last night, offering a couple of quick thoughts and a telling clip:
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I like the concept of X's and O's basketball, and I appreciate the recommendation. However, unless I missed it, you didn't seem to actually link to them. Anyways, keep up the great writing about the Spurs!
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