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  • #69954
    Gowolves
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    Excellent post. On side note our guards are notorious of picking up their dribble too often. This is hard to overcome when this happens because players have to get out of position to provide help for their teammate. Of course it often leads to a bucket because of the confusion. This is not an offense but rather dumb luck and success by accident.

    #70010
    StateFans
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    I’d like to know the +/- with Cat on/off the court for the Duke & UNC games. It looked very much like our offense was so much more productive when Martin was on the floor and Cat was not.

    #70012
    redcanine
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    IMO, Cats only problem is that he can’t make 3 pointers. Hell, he won’t even try em. That’s a confidence thang. There is a certain point where you’re actually hurting your team by not taking wide open shots. I’m only talking 3 or 4 possessions per game, but they still matter. Make or miss, whatever, Cat needs to put it up when he finds himself all alone. Otherwise, I really like his game.

    #70300
    charger17
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    Statefans, yea, me too. How does one get that? I can’t actually go back and watch the Duke game b/c CBS doesn’t have it available.

    I think the reason our offense looks better with Lacey at point is because Lacey is a scorer, and this causes him to naturally create movement on his own. Lacey has run offense, attract attention and dish, AND take it and score options whenever the ball is in his hands. Cat really only has one of those most of the time. I think today’s game showed how much movement we can have on offense, without actually running our offensive set.

    canine, I agree if Cat had a shot, it would make him MUCH more potent. I think we missed him a little today, just the composure on the ball. But I will definitely take the win and prayers to Cat’s family.

    #70304
    Tau837
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    I’d like to know the +/- with Cat on/off the court for the Duke & UNC games. It looked very much like our offense was so much more productive when Martin was on the floor and Cat was not.

    Cat has had 6 games this season with a negative +/-:

    -2 Purdue
    -13 Wofford
    -6 WVU
    -17 Cincinnati
    -7 UVA
    -8 UNC

    Unsurprisingly, those are State’s 6 losses. But I’m not sure how helpful this info really is. He averaged over 31 mpg in those games, and they were losses.

    He was +4 against Duke.

    Meanwhile, Caleb Martin has 8 games this season with a negative +/-, including 5 of the same games:

    -2 Hofstra
    -5 Purdue
    -3 Tennessee
    -6 WVU
    -4 Cincinnati
    -11 UVA
    -3 Duke
    -9 UNC

    Cat’s +/- was better against all of UVA, Duke, and UNC. Caleb averaged just over 13 mpg in those games.

    Cody Martin has 4 games this season with a negative +/-:

    -3 Purdue
    -6 Louisiana Tech
    -3 UVA
    -2 UNC

    He was outstanding against Duke at +24.

    It’s hard to compare Cody’s sample against the others, because Cody didn’t play in 7 games and had averaged less than 10 mpg in the games he did play entering today. He has played very well lately, though.

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