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Jun 17, 2011, 11:12 pm
[quote name='Sagenas' timestamp='1308329189' post='31592']
We have many options there...firstly as coach KemzÅ«ra told last year: "we will play with no point guard. All 1-3 position players can dribble the ball on the court, play scheme and pass the ball and we will use that" or smth like that. Last year we had only one point guard - Kalnietis, while shooting guard Delininkaitis played some minutes as PG too (and in my opinion, he played that very well bringing offensive aggressiveness)..also GeceviÄius can play few attacks as PG as he did in Lietuvos Rytas (got to mention that GeceviÄius plays 2x2 especially well)..besides that, KaukÄnas is good ball handler, times before had mission to play some schemes or dribble ball on all over the court. Other option we have - Seibutis. He played in Turkey not only as SG but as PG last season too and even was among players who have made the most assists.
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Nice, it worked well enough at the World Championship, so why not now?
We have many options there...firstly as coach KemzÅ«ra told last year: "we will play with no point guard. All 1-3 position players can dribble the ball on the court, play scheme and pass the ball and we will use that" or smth like that. Last year we had only one point guard - Kalnietis, while shooting guard Delininkaitis played some minutes as PG too (and in my opinion, he played that very well bringing offensive aggressiveness)..also GeceviÄius can play few attacks as PG as he did in Lietuvos Rytas (got to mention that GeceviÄius plays 2x2 especially well)..besides that, KaukÄnas is good ball handler, times before had mission to play some schemes or dribble ball on all over the court. Other option we have - Seibutis. He played in Turkey not only as SG but as PG last season too and even was among players who have made the most assists.
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Nice, it worked well enough at the World Championship, so why not now?
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