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Besović playing, Partizan must have used its bench players mostly.
According to Coach Jude Roque, the starters of Partizan did not play.
Besović playing, Partizan must have used its bench players mostly.
According to Coach Jude Roque, the starters of Partizan did not play.
From chris tiu's tweets...
- Gilas lost to Partizan 87-71 @ Pioneer Hall. 5 members of their 1st team plus 2nd team players. They were scoring from inside and outside.
- We had problems executing offensively & lost rebounding battle 42-20. 7'3 Nemanja Besovic controlled the inside. We shot poorly from...
- ...outside & cldnt convert our fast break attempts. Lassiter 21 pts. Casio 16 pts. Overall, we cld have played much better.
Besović playing, Partizan must have used its bench players mostly.
Ha Seung Jin in FIBA-Asia?A 7'3" guy on the bench?? Talk about quality..
Ha Seung Jin in FIBA-Asia?
Ha Seung Jin in FIBA-Asia?
@SunoverHstreet
Sir, how will you describe the 2nd stringers of Partizan?
... But, what's most important is that their substitutes are also very good and even taller, so Partizan always manages to keep a high intensity game with constant changes, like in ice-hockey... Basically playing with hole roster.
Results don't mean much in these games, the key is to learn how to play against tall guys. I really like the "Smart Gilas" idea though.
Good advice![]()
Woah.. Well, I won't say it's a nice game.. Because it isn't.. What's important is the experience they gathered.. (parang DoTA lang.. haha.. damn.. The kid in me believes that we have to get the fun back in this forum..)
I envy these Smart Gilas players not just they get to play quality (and not so quality) basketball, but also all the wonderful places they go to.. All this so early in their career..
Now they are playing Partizan A! Wow! They're going Euroleague now!
IMO, the best Asian team won't beat Hemofarm consistently.. But again, the 31 point loss spells it.. You're right, they are not there yet.. But the good thing is, they are on the right track..
If you put it in perspective, the no.1 club team fo Germany, EWE Basket, got beaten by 30-40+ points also in the 2009 Euroleague by the other top european teams. So I dont think we did that bad as compared to the other top european club team considering the Smart Gilas is still a work-in progress team...kudos to Gilas
Sorry for bringing the german angle here again.
Actually there were only two games, where they got beaten badly by Real Madrid and Panathinaikos Athens, while keeping it very close in the rematch.
In both games, they had to play without regular playmakers due to injury.
Also keep in mind that they didn't have the luck to play opponents those nights that kept all their best players on the bench to substitute them with players from the second team like Gilas did against Partizan.
Actually, it was 3 games, including Armani Jeans Milano, or almost 30% of all your games....and EWE lost 9 games out of 10 with another 2 more games by more than 10 pnts.
Cant wait until Gilas is a complete team when Chris Lutz and all their injured players are back in the line-up again. It's a bummer that we still dont have a real good center yet...Greg is all alone and he is only starting to get some playing time...imagine if Toroman develops him more.....Who is Gilas playing next?
No matter what, at half full strenth, I really think that Gilas will be a forece to reckon with in the near future.
Ok ok.. I think they really had a bad game.. But still, credit our guys for giving a fight..
Can someone ask them if the crowd was there?? Maybe the hostility also contributed to the bad game they had..
A 7'3" guy on the bench?? Talk about quality..