03-12-2025, 08:15 PM
A lot of this is Stanford taking what the defense gives them as far as best looks. As long as the shots are falling, it's great, until the shooters get cold. I don't know whether Stanford has a talent advantage that allows them to dictate shot selection.
It was a much different game than the February Big Dunk -- this was a game of streaks. Stanford locked it down when it mattered and made their shots count. I know, the mid-range jumpers and threes won't always be falling, but we have to learn to play against teams that are good at defending the paint. When opponents don't defend the paint as well, surely we know what to do.
Stanford's seen Louisville recently, so let's see if they can take those lessons to heart and adapt!
It was a much different game than the February Big Dunk -- this was a game of streaks. Stanford locked it down when it mattered and made their shots count. I know, the mid-range jumpers and threes won't always be falling, but we have to learn to play against teams that are good at defending the paint. When opponents don't defend the paint as well, surely we know what to do.
Stanford's seen Louisville recently, so let's see if they can take those lessons to heart and adapt!
