No, that is the obvious solution. who do you put the blame on for not switching defenses? We should have been rotating defenses to keep Belmont a little off balance. Yes, the players should have played better defensively, but it was painfully obvious that it we were not effective in man-to-man by the under 16:00 TO in the second half. Lansing is either one of two things; 1) He doesnt know how to facilitate change during the coarse of a basketball game, or 2) He is too stubborn to change his "motion offense and man-to-man defense only" mantra. Neither one of those two options are good...so I say the coach needs to increase his coaching level as do our players to get better defensively.