[WideRight05]

It goes back to the same point that I made to Hoot, Alex P and Lee both shot over 60% I agree with you most of Lee's points came from dunks but Alex P was often not involved in the Offense. Had KAT been on this years team you can't be sure that Murray and Ulis would have got him involved. I felt like Ulis put unneeded pressure on his teammates and this years team was divided. The reason Andrew's 2 point field goal percentage was so low last season is simple, watch the game films I bet over 20 times he lobbed the ball toward the rim for a pass that got counted as a shot. Make no mistake on the Offensive end I give the advantage to Murray & Ulis . I think of the 4 players Murray is by far the best Shooter and scorer! But when it comes to Half court Defense, mental toughness, Clutch shooting and putting Wins up IMO the Twins were way better! I have still not got a comment from you or Hoot about Ulis getting toasted in the UT, Auburn games. Still nothing about Ulis meltdown late in the Kansas game. Ulis being a midget hurt this team 3 point defense it's that simple. The Stats prove it!

I watched the games last season, that didn't happen with the lobs. I doubt as an entire team that even 10 lob passes were missed last season. With players like Willie Cauley-Stein that team was very efficient on the lob. I would think the statisticians can tell a difference between a shot and a lob. Even if I gave you the benefit of the doubt and erased those 20 shots from his stat sheet, he still only shoots 40% from the field. He didn't shoot that low of a percentage because of missing lob passes, he shot that bad because he took a lot of shots in traffic when he should have passed the ball.

As for the two games you mentioned, I can find any player and pick and choose the bad games they had and use it against them. Ulis had good and bad games. The Harrison twins had good and bad games. Ulis consistently ran the floor well and controlled the offense, the Harrison twins consistently got out of control and took bad shots. If you want to talk about having bad games though, if the Harrison twins were these as good of defenders you proclaim them to be, UConn's Shabazz Napier and Ryan Boatright wouldn't have torn through them in the national championship game. Napier and Boatright are 6'1 and 6'2, respectively. They blew right by the twins and forced Kentucky to switch to a zone to avoid being blown out.

If you want to talk about Ulis having a meltdown late in the Kansas game, at least that was a regular season game. Ulis kept that team in the game all by himself late against Indiana. Where were the twins when UK was up by 4 on Wisconsin with multiple chances to put the game away?