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Originally posted by Dotch View PostAsa pa. With this guard heavy lineup, its obvious he's going to DDO his opponents to death.
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Originally posted by IPC View Post
DDO's not necessarily a bad thing. But, the Reyes version of DDO relies a bit too much on isolations, like I said, and PnRs, while the others are spectators. I've seen other versions of DDO where you dribble drive or execute a PnR off the catch, not just from isolations. It takes less effort to drive, and saves energy for defense.
We obviously don’t.
The Reyes DDO is basically “High PnR then bara bara as the 2nd/3rd options”.
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after seeing the lineup of the China U16 team..I think I'm gonna cry.
goodluck to our so-called 2023 edition of the "It It Squad". we've already done it in 2013(?).
just believe in deja vu.
https://www.fiba.basketball/asia/u16/2023/team/China#|tab=roster
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The 7-footer of China plays for the Joe Tsai Foundation. Tsai is the billionaire owner of the Brooklyn Nets (also co-founder of Alibaba). He set up a foundation to promote sports.
When it comes to philanthropists, China has a lot of guys that can outspend most countries, but interestingly it still hasn't translated to success.
Like what I said before, country's teams tend to mimic their personality. I think the basketball program is too "factory-like." They're applying factory concepts to players which limits dynamism.
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looks like he is planning to put a security agency with the overflowing number of guards at his disposal.
I'm not going to put Andewil Yap, Deydi De Ocampo or even Owen Calanasan because these tall guys are raw! Also, the other taller players pulled out because of various reasons: money, logistics, school adjustment.
I get it that it's frustrating that it looks like we can't form a competitive national team, but it is what it is. It's as if we can magically produce a team of 6'4 and up players like Lithuania 16U. It's not in our (asian) genes and oftentimes nutrition, or rather the lack of it, plays a role in the (deficient) height of our players.
I attended from day 1 of the tryouts. Wala talagang malalaki in this age group.
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Originally posted by Gh@strider View Post
Again, who are the tall guys who are available and at the National team's disposal? Not trying to defend Coach, but merely pointing out that this is the best available talent.
I'm not going to put Andewil Yap, Deydi De Ocampo or even Owen Calanasan because these tall guys are raw! Also, the other taller players pulled out because of various reasons: money, logistics, school adjustment.
I get it that it's frustrating that it looks like we can't form a competitive national team, but it is what it is. It's as if we can magically produce a team of 6'4 and up players like Lithuania 16U. It's not in our (asian) genes and oftentimes nutrition, or rather the lack of it, plays a role in the (deficient) height of our players.
I attended from day 1 of the tryouts. Wala talagang malalaki in this age group.
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Originally posted by Dotch View PostThe 2 bigs for this squad, are they Fil-Am / Fil-Can Nation boys? I wonder why this batch, it seems a lot less discovery from that pipeline ( if they are indeed from that Alex Cabganot Firm )
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Originally posted by The_Big_Cat View Post
Tumakbo basketball club. Same stable that produced Dwight Ramos, Shane Tuano, Calimag brothers and Jacob Cortez.
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Originally posted by Dotch View Post
whoa. what happened to FilAm nation? They delivered Zain, Calleum, Bayla and Zonov last time around, and the girls over at Women's U-16 and U-18. They dont like Josh?
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Are we really still into height obsession? I thought all of us are praising and glorifying Japan? Dba maliit din sila? but they are well trained and skilled.. that is the most important thing..
china is china.. they are always focused on height no matter what..
if you see the other line-ups hindi naman nagkalayo heights.. china lang talaga is being china..
skill and talent above all!
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Originally posted by zuma169 View PostAre we really still into height obsession? I thought all of us are praising and glorifying Japan? Dba maliit din sila? but they are well trained and skilled.. that is the most important thing..
china is china.. they are always focused on height no matter what..
if you see the other line-ups hindi naman nagkalayo heights.. china lang talaga is being china..
skill and talent above all!
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