I am afraid the zones we are going to see from here on will reduce that part. Hope we’re working on zone offenses. We’ll figure something out.
The “zone” is less of a product of - this is the recipe to beat Indiana State and more of a product - we’ve tried everything else and we can’t guard them man to man.
Teams have sold out on the 3, teams and have sold out on doubling Avila, teams have sold out on no help, teams have decided to leave Kent only alone the reverse box in one.
They are zoning not because this is the way to beat Indiana State - but it’s the only thing that we haven’t completely crushed. If we shoot the ball well enough a team will come out of zone pretty quickly I feel like.
Either way - we need to be clear about this “zone defense” discussion it’s not so much of a strategy as an omission that we can’t guard you straight up. Ya all be mentioning a zone like it’s the most obvious way to defend one of the best 3 point shooting teams in the country. Come on.