(12-30-2017 11:19 PM)Seahawkhoops Wrote: So what’s next fellas? Can we continue that effort level and take the next step, or, do we take two steps back?
Considering our next opponent, hopefully it’s a next step. This is why I said at the beginning of the season you have to let at least one full season play out.
For example, I work in a world of constructing trends and analysis. Sure, you can have a “feeling” of something through a few events but you build an entire story through many. Letting a story unfold allows you the better chance at the best analysis.
One conference game isn’t enough to know. Again, you’re looking at this way too quickly trying to establish your conclusion. Some would say you already have your conclusion and just seek positive reinforcement of that.
Our first conference game was a completely different version of the Seahawks than we saw in OOC play. Delaware scored 31 pts in the first half and less than that in the second half. Our defensive production in that respect increased exponentially. Their top scorer was held to 13 pts on 4-17 shooting. That’s drastically different than what we’ve seen so far. They were 8-20 from 3, and most of their looks were well contested. Again, a big change from before as we’ve been wondering why our perimeter defense was so bad in OOC. Last night's loss was due to our lack of offense. We did what we needed to do on defense. I don’t see last night as a bad thing at all really. We just struggled on offense. Delaware played a very physical defense, something the younger players haven’t seen yet, welcome to the CAA, right?
I’m not going to look at one game and wonder if we’ll take a step forward or a step back. I’ll wait until the season ends to do that. Right now, our conference game looks too different from OOC to compare the two. Give it a bit.
My plan is to pull for the fellas, support, and ask questions after the season.
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