[burger]

Where would the coaches come down on this topic?  

I remember the play you mention.  I also remember the rest of the game.  Stanford sleep-walked through that game, particularly the first half.  Special mention to our three 'best' players.

Unfortunately, that is a common theme this season.

Sheffield is a curious case.

I didn't see sleep-walking.  I saw a lot of passing the ball around the perimeter in hopes of finding an opening to feed the guy in the middle of the zone.  This is only poor effort if Haase was calling for something different that involved more movement.  And if that were the case, then I'd have expected to see an early time out and a lot of yelling at the players.  More likely, this was either a bad game plan or bad execution of a somewhat different game plan that we never really saw.

[burger]

Where would the coaches come down on this topic?  

I remember the play you mention.  I also remember the rest of the game.  Stanford sleep-walked through that game, particularly the first half.  Special mention to our three 'best' players.

Unfortunately, that is a common theme this season.

Sheffield is a curious case.

I didn't see sleep-walking.  I saw a lot of passing the ball around the perimeter in hopes of finding an opening to feed the guy in the middle of the zone.  This is only poor effort if Haase was calling for something different that involved more movement.  And if that were the case, then I'd have expected to see an early time out and a lot of yelling at the players.  More likely, this was either a bad game plan or bad execution of a somewhat different game plan that we never really saw.