cwbytruckers
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i completely understand. I miss the days when the final four came around you could just about always pencil in the baby blue and orange for one spot.This is really hard to answer. I can't speak for Kim or how things ran in the locker room or behind closed doors. But several things were very clear.
1) For the most part, Kim recruited athletes who weren't great at putting the ball in the basket (hence the plethora of O-boards we were fortunately able to get and sometimes put back in)
2) The kids she recruited did not mesh well. Some of that is on them (attitude especially Barker IMHO), and maybe others.
-But some of that is on Kim for not fostering a team environment and constantly pitting them against each other (ie. starter plays poorly just 1 game, you are coming off the bench the next game)
3) Kim taught almost no offense. A few passes, jack up a 3, crash the O-boards. As a team we shot just over 30% from 3. Not good enough to make that your primary offense.
4) The front of the press was solid. The rest of the defense was like swiss cheese.
5) The hockey line sub pattern was a disaster. Not the right players and IMHO not effective for a high-end WCBB team. There's a reason literally no other team in the top 50 plays that way.
I'm disappointed for sure, but at this point, just beaten down. The hits just keep coming. Just sad.

