Lazy passes
TCU v A&M
- Thread starter Prince of Purpoole
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Frogs are losing a bit of concentration. Understandable but not desirable
They are very, very quiet
Realtorfrog
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Why no Farabello? I tead he wasn’t there but not a reason.
Skip Jansen
Active Member
Covid
Covid protocol. He missed the Providence game as well
Realtorfrog
Full Member
Thank you, what I assumed but as you know.....
Looked like they all had covid. Hoping that game was a blessing in disguise as it looks like it may have woken some guys up. Tempo and ball movement are outstanding today. So much more entertaining to watch.
PurplFrawg
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66=40
helcap
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Yeah 8 TO's already this half
Skip Jansen
Active Member
One thing to look for going forward-
I mentioned in the Providence game thread that the Friars were not 'helping' on our dribble penetration. They were staying 'attached' to shooters and not coming up from the post.
Tonight (suck on that Bonner
), A&M has played the Frogs exactly the opposite. They are helping on all penetration, as well as, pressuring the ball and trapping.
It will be interesting to see how future opponents game plan for the Frogs.
I mentioned in the Providence game thread that the Friars were not 'helping' on our dribble penetration. They were staying 'attached' to shooters and not coming up from the post.
Tonight (suck on that Bonner
), A&M has played the Frogs exactly the opposite. They are helping on all penetration, as well as, pressuring the ball and trapping.It will be interesting to see how future opponents game plan for the Frogs.
Trying to run the clock has the Frogs out of their offensive flow
This just in...the game is not over
Skip Jansen
Active Member
Texas A&M's game plan of pressing backfired because it increased the tempo and played right into the Frogs hand.
Resetting the clock twice then getting a three on that last possession was big
PurpleBlood87
Active Member
Just like baseball.
TCU seems much quicker than this Aggie team
Eight
Member
not watching and stat track really doesn't give much fee about the flow of the game
multiple posters have mentioned the ags press helped put the frogs in a tempo that fits them. how much of the offensive success today is a matter of executing against a team whose style of play fits the frogs and how much is improved execution by the frogs?
multiple posters have mentioned the ags press helped put the frogs in a tempo that fits them. how much of the offensive success today is a matter of executing against a team whose style of play fits the frogs and how much is improved execution by the frogs?
