Random thoughts on the Air Force game

[WyoExpat]

The debacle yesterday all stems from Edwards not starting his best player for some unknown reason. What good can come from it? I don't understand it

Someone on KFBC's Sports Zone recently brought up the turnover distribution and pointed out how many more turnovers James and Dalton each have than the rest of the team.

Everyone talks about how much better those two players are than everyone else. But, in my book, this team suffered from way too many turnovers all year long and the two top scorers were also the two biggest problems in the turnover column. http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/team/stats/_/id/2751/wyoming-cowboys One out of every 3 turnovers each game came from one of those two.

Perhaps coach does not think that turning the ball over at that rate is acceptable? That does not even take into account the bad shots they put up when there was time on the shot clock to take a good shot.

 

[LanderPoke]

The debacle yesterday all stems from Edwards not starting his best player for some unknown reason. What good can come from it? I don't understand it

Someone on KFBC's Sports Zone recently brought up the turnover distribution and pointed out how many more turnovers James and Dalton each have than the rest of the team.

Everyone talks about how much better those two players are than everyone else. But, in my book, this team suffered from way too many turnovers all year long and the two top scorers were also the two biggest problems in the turnover column. http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/team/stats/_/id/2751/wyoming-cowboys One out of every 3 turnovers each game came from one of those two.

Perhaps coach does not think that turning the ball over at that rate is acceptable? That does not even take into account the bad shots they put up when there was time on the shot clock to take a good shot.

I just facepalmed. Look at the innumerable threads that discuss this.