Where did Audige go offensively after his strong start?

Agree with Shaver that the team played much better with energy and disciplined O most of the game. We have to expect some of the TO due to our youth. Nathan needed a few more minutes of rest as he had several bad possessions in the last 8 minutes that I think was due to fatigue plus missed two FT. JP played within the O and started to get back his mojo. We need two convincing home wins next week to gain some confidence with upcoming road games after that which include Hofstra and NE.

(01-26-2019 06:07 PM)ColonelEbirt Wrote:  Where did Audige go offensively after his strong start?

Maybe the defense adjusted? Playing effectively for extended minutes takes some experience. All of our points off the bench came from one player. We need more depth.

Shot imbalance is staggering. 16 attempts from Knight and Pierce, 11 from Milon, and no more than 4 from anyone else. For that to work, you need efficiency from those shooters, and we didn’t get it today. Knight leading the way at 50%, Pierce just okay, and Milon with another tough shooting night. Compare that to Charleston ... imbalanced as well, but Riller goes 9 for 13, and Brantley is about as efficient as Knight.

Did they ever say why Justin didn't start? Not another "late for a team event" hopefully. That would make three this year and two by captains.