Wait . . . you mean you are allowed to switch defenses

[PhillySpider]

Hmmmm......

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...evils-mimic-syracuse-orange-2-3-zone-sweet-16

http://www.greensboro.com/sports/co...cle_5dc698d2-1ee4-5391-903d-c039b83c6b0e.html

Two different guys, one a P5 and one a low major. Both open minded enough to sav themselves from themselves!

CM??

 

[spiderman]

well it's about time Coach K adjusted. he might end up a decent coach yet.

 

[Spiders10]

"UR coach Dick Tarrant still believes switching defenses is a way to neutralize superior height, talent and depth, because that forces opponents to probe and makes it difficult for them to generate offensive rhythm. Against Indiana, Richmond played a couple of variations of zone defense and mixed in some man to man....." -RTD article on Tarrant earlier this month

That approach makes money bags "uncomfortable"

 

[I-M-UR]

"UR coach Dick Tarrant still believes switching defenses is a way to neutralize superior height, talent and depth, because that forces opponents to probe and makes it difficult for them to generate offensive rhythm. Against Indiana, Richmond played a couple of variations of zone defense and mixed in some man to man....." -RTD article on Tarrant earlier this month

That approach makes money bags "uncomfortable"

I agree, look we say we are limited to only recruits that can handle the academics at UR.... so they should be smart enough to play multiple defenses and do it well.

 

[Spiders10]

The kids probably could learn it, but that would require a coach qualified (or not scared) to teach it to them.

 

[spider23]

Love Miller's philosophy. When I first looked at his coaching record at UNC-G, I was not impressed. It is impressive the way he has adapted, and his recruiting philosophy. I'll take him. I think he could do well at Richmond.

 

[MolivaManiac]

I agree, look we say we are limited to only recruits that can handle the academics at UR.... so they should be smart enough to play multiple defenses and do it well.

This is a hilariously valid point.