[Oldschool91]

With Slone, he makes some freshman mistakes in regards to fouls, you love to see the aggression on defense but sitting on the bench doesn’t help his team. He is one of the few guards on the team that moves his feet and keeps the defender in front of him.
Having played limited minutes, he is used to taking risks, but as a starter and pivotal player he now needs to be smarter with his fouls.
He picked one up last night going over the back when he was boxed out, worth the risk in limited minutes but not if ur team needs you to play more minutes. He’s going to be real good.
Also a key to their success will be stopping the drive up front, staying in front of their man.
So far this year the guards up front have given up the drive leaving the bigs to stop layups. This has caused foul trouble on the bigs all season. With McGuire out they have to stop the drive and protect those fouls on the bigs.
Move your feet stay in front of your man, if the bigs have to go stop the drive the boxes on the post are left open and that has killed them all year. The 14th region teams pass well and take advantage of that every time.
Often they get the basket and the foul on a big who is trying to get back after stopping the drive.
Hands up on defense and hands up on shooters.
Basic fundamentals on defense.