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Brazil has a good sense of humor and smarts.
The slavs always have a dangerous tall and talented team. Getting rid of them was obvious, as montenegro has real chances of beating latvia.
Now, brazil can get a team that was easily whooped by the philippines in the finals. Unless our nt boots out the brazilians.
And in case, by some miracle, cameroon wins, brazil gets an even more beatable team in the finals. Brazil clearly saw that our nt doesnt want montengro, as destroying georgia was clearly more than possible for our team
That was a master stroke by the brazilians.
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what? the only strategy you should employ in a competition this short with 6 fkin teams is to win all of the games. Or if you have a super short schedule where you won't even be getting a full days rest till the next game, rest your important players so they can perform better at the more important stages even if it means taking a non-bearing L
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It seems the competition in international basketball are getting more competitive.. This might be the 1st time Asian teams make it to the next round since 2000 (?)… not just one but two Asians make it… I’m happy for Asian basketball… we are not whipping boys anymore in world basketball… hoping for success of both Gilas and Lebanon… it will be benefit for future success of Asian basketball…
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Originally posted by ccharmed View PostBrazil has a good sense of humor and smarts.
The slavs always have a dangerous tall and talented team. Getting rid of them was obvious, as montenegro has real chances of beating latvia.
Now, brazil can get a team that was easily whooped by the philippines in the finals. Unless our nt boots out the brazilians.
And in case, by some miracle, cameroon wins, brazil gets an even more beatable team in the finals. Brazil clearly saw that our nt doesnt want montengro, as destroying georgia was clearly more than possible for our team
That was a master stroke by the brazilians.
Bruno Caboclo is a matchup problem. Can shoot the 3, can slash, pound it inside, go coast to coast. Do it all. He's like Andray Blatche but less fancy.
Marcelo Huertas is a master of the pick and roll. Good reads almost every possession. But he's 41 years old. Tire him out early by pressing.
Raul Neto, another undersized guard, only 6'2. Crafty finisher, good stroke, can catch-and-shoot, prefers to snake screens, can dissect the defense, very decisive scorer. Not sure how to stop this guy.
Yago Santos, diminutive guard. Another facilitator for Brazil. Streakyyyy shooter. Reminds me so much of Jimmy Alapag.
I say on ball screens let Caboclo touch the ball when he rolls then just funnel him to our bigs but never let these 3 guards burn us from deep or it's gonna be a reallly long night.
Can't say whether we're fvcked or not because their offense is kinda predictable compared to Latvia and Georgia. Feed the ball to the post, drive then drop, pick and roll here and there, drive and kicks to corner, repeat. Pretty basic stuff. They're just doing it with finesse and speed.
If Kai can play our size may overwhelm Caboclo, but definitely Newsome CJ and Dwight needs to keep up with the pace and tempo Brazil is playing. This is a battle of stamina.
Oftana and Tamayo are unplayable in this game sure they're just gonna get blown by each possession.
Also another strategy is to attack Caboclo early and not settle for threes. Literally hunt him and maybe we can get him into foul trouble. Without him on the floor asserting his dominance the other 3 guards can be contained.Manifesting: Philippines top 5 in the FIBA World Rankings
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Originally posted by empyreanmaze View Postwhat? the only strategy you should employ in a competition this short with 6 fkin teams is to win all of the games. Or if you have a super short schedule where you won't even be getting a full days rest till the next game, rest your important players so they can perform better at the more important stages even if it means taking a non-bearing L
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Originally posted by paliganibossalfrancis View Post
Brazil is reminiscent of the 2014 Gilas Team. 3 guards and 1 modern big. Small ball.
Bruno Caboclo is a matchup problem. Can shoot the 3, can slash, pound it inside, go coast to coast. Do it all. He's like Andray Blatche but less fancy.
Marcelo Huertas is a master of the pick and roll. Good reads almost every possession. But he's 41 years old. Tire him out early by pressing.
Raul Neto, another undersized guard, only 6'2. Crafty finisher, good stroke, can catch-and-shoot, prefers to snake screens, can dissect the defense, very decisive scorer. Not sure how to stop this guy.
Yago Santos, diminutive guard. Another facilitator for Brazil. Streakyyyy shooter. Reminds me so much of Jimmy Alapag.
I say on ball screens let Caboclo touch the ball when he rolls then just funnel him to our bigs but never let these 3 guards burn us from deep or it's gonna be a reallly long night.
Can't say whether we're fvcked or not because their offense is kinda predictable compared to Latvia and Georgia. Feed the ball to the post, drive then drop, pick and roll here and there, drive and kicks to corner, repeat. Pretty basic stuff. They're just doing it with finesse and speed.
If Kai can play our size may overwhelm Caboclo, but definitely Newsome CJ and Dwight needs to keep up with the pace and tempo Brazil is playing. This is a battle of stamina.
Oftana and Tamayo are unplayable in this game sure they're just gonna get blown by each possession.
Also another strategy is to attack Caboclo early and not settle for threes. Literally hunt him and maybe we can get him into foul trouble. Without him on the floor asserting his dominance the other 3 guards can be contained.
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Originally posted by Giannis34GOD View Post
Well l, we have some of relief because Raul Neto is out of this competition due to injury… one less worries… but they are other players can capable to take over… this Brazil team beat NBA powered Canadian team last year…so again in this match up, we are again underdogs… but atleast we have one day rest right now… JB and co can recharge and refocus before the biggest games of their career tomorrow…
Manifesting: Philippines top 5 in the FIBA World Rankings
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Originally posted by Rodbi View Post
I'm getting talent-identification vibes on this post but yeah, I agree with the learning experience angle. SMC-PBA superstars' participation won't make much of a difference here, more so if grouped with teams from Europe or the Americas.
Long Hair said no,end of discussion.
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Originally posted by paliganibossalfrancis View Post
without Neto and Soares they are significantly a weaker team than last year, also it was one of those nights when Canda wasn't as sharp. Perhaps Dwight and KQ can take turns on Gui Santos.
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I was about to write off CJ Perez & suggest that maybe he should be replaced, until last night's impressive game by him. Its been a while since CJ played that kind of game in Gilas uniform. I think if CJ gets his rhythm going & he gets the go signal from the coach to be more assertive in offense, I think he's capable of coming up with this kind of performance. CJ isn't really a decent shooter even from mid-range, but if he gets his rhythm going & gets the momentum, his shots from mid-range & even from 3-pt are going to fall.
I think in Asia level competition, CJ is serviceable for Gilas."A king may move a man, a father may claim a son, but that man can also move himself, and only then does that man truly begin his own game. Remember that howsoever you are played or by whom, your soul is in your keeping alone, even though those who presume to play you be kings or men of power, when you stand before God, you cannot say, 'But I was told by others to do thus,' or that virtue was not convenient at the time. This will not suffice." - King Baldwin IV
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