RE: Lakers Nets #1

[Andrew Lin]

	I agree. If Kenyon can nail that 15-18 footer consistently, it'll make the
Nets that much tougher to stop. As Bill Walton put it, the Lakers didn't
even have a guy within 15 feet of Kenyon on the offensive end.
	He did play pretty well in the second half although it seemed like the
entire team was somewhat shell-shocked about the whole thing. They did have
their chances in the end, just couldn't convert. I'm sure they'll be fine
for Game 2. Jason Collins actually did a decent job on Shaq there in the
end.

	Andrew


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Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 2:32 PM
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Subject: [UC Basketball] Lakers Nets #1


Did anyone else watch the game last night?  I saw the first foul call on
Kenyon and was concerned.  He was kind of standing in a defensive
crouch and Hory runs past and they make a slight contact, Hory goes
into acting mode and was near death on his fall to the floor, whistle.

During most of the game, they blew a lot of late whistles (i.e., the ones
where the incident is over and the star did not make the shot, and the
whistle blows then) where Kobe and Hack got a bunch of calls.  It will
be a tought series for the Nets, because they are going to have to get
hot from the floor and line.

Kenyon needs to slow down a bit and make better moves to the hole.
He can out maneuver a guy like Hory, but he goes to fast.  If he works
on his outside shot, he will be very difficult to stop.

Andy


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