Re: Why not try a new point guard?

[jon breiner]

you stick with Jihad.  The point is to win these games, but failing that, 
preparing for March should be what the season is about.  Last night could 
help in that preparation and not playing jihad limit's the potential upside 
of this team.

jon




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Subject: Re: [UC Basketball] Why not try a new point guard?


> I'm pretty much satisfied with this team overall. Huggins is getting as
> about as much out of this team as can be expected. With no big man and a 
> suspect
> point guard there is only so much you can do. I don't usually do stats 
> because
> I  can tell from watching if someone is getting the job done or not. But 
> just
> for  the record here is Jihads stats for the 4 losses. 11 for 38 field 
> goals
> for 28%.  4 assists and 6 turnovers. There is just no way you can win 
> against
> good teams  with your point guard having those kind of stats. Do you give 
> up
> on Jihad? They  weren't any better last year when they tried Williams , 
> White.
> and Kirkland at  the point so I guess Jihad is it. With Jihad 1 for 11 
> last
> night I'm surprised  UC was even in the game. Don