omghulkhands
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Tyndall's teams force lots of turnovers and make use of the press quite often. I think our backcourt length and frontcourt athleticism and speed should make this a rather effective gimmick strategy that can help this undermanned team succeed.
Here is a projection of what the starting 5 would look like:
PG- Thompson (He showed the ability to force turnovers and is a very long armed player. Thompson showed flashes of amazing passing abilities, but didn't show much urgency at times or a killer instinct which he needs to develop)
SG- Hubbs (We didn't see a lot of Hubbs and what we did see is hard to make a judgment on because of his injury. He was a 5 star player whose main strength coming out was putting the ball on the floor and attacking the rim in different ways with a nice skill set)
SF- Richardson (Not much that needs to be said here. He should thrive as a defender in a system like Tyndall's. He is our best player and it isn't even close and will likely be pre-season all SEC)
PF - Moore (This spot is up for contention, but I think our team will need to play small ball and Moore plays with a lot of heart and hustle and should fit well into Tyndall's system. Moore should wreak havoc in a full court press)
C/PF - ???? (Someone will need to step up and claim this spot. We could see Davis, Pops or someone new come in this role which will likely be the weak link to the team)
Here is a projection of what the starting 5 would look like:
PG- Thompson (He showed the ability to force turnovers and is a very long armed player. Thompson showed flashes of amazing passing abilities, but didn't show much urgency at times or a killer instinct which he needs to develop)
SG- Hubbs (We didn't see a lot of Hubbs and what we did see is hard to make a judgment on because of his injury. He was a 5 star player whose main strength coming out was putting the ball on the floor and attacking the rim in different ways with a nice skill set)
SF- Richardson (Not much that needs to be said here. He should thrive as a defender in a system like Tyndall's. He is our best player and it isn't even close and will likely be pre-season all SEC)
PF - Moore (This spot is up for contention, but I think our team will need to play small ball and Moore plays with a lot of heart and hustle and should fit well into Tyndall's system. Moore should wreak havoc in a full court press)
C/PF - ???? (Someone will need to step up and claim this spot. We could see Davis, Pops or someone new come in this role which will likely be the weak link to the team)
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