Does Joel get favoritism in offense over Oden

[hasoos]

I have more examples as well, and I think people would honestly be shocked at how "experts" feel about the job Nate has done with Oden and our offense.

It is backwards by the way. I coach at the elite level of Jr high and highschool, and I even know that you pound the paint early and often, and then let Brandon take over when the bigs are out of the game in the fourth.

You're preaching to the choir brother!

 

[BrianFromWA]

I have more examples as well, and I think people would honestly be shocked at how "experts" feel about the job Nate has done with Oden and our offense.

It is backwards by the way. I coach at the elite level of Jr high and highschool, and I even know that you pound the paint early and often, and then let Brandon take over when the bigs are out of the game in the fourth.

Brandon Roy has played more NBA games than you.
Quick and Nate also think you're clueless.

Learn the game, then post.

(Did I do that right?)

 

[LittleAlex]

Perhaps Nate is similar to the Cav's Mike Brown.

Great defensive coach. Not so much on offensive.

He was an Olympic coach, after all.

 

[LittleAlex]

Brandon Roy has played more NBA games than you.
Quick and Nate also think you're clueless.

Learn the game, then post.

(Did I do that right?)

It's needs to be more smart ass and less intelligent.

Then yeah, you would have successfully replicated that type of post.

I real good try, though.

 

[BlazerWookee]

That is why they invented the lob. So the taller player can go get it, and smaller players cannot. Also I disagree with what you are saying. I have tickets at Mid Court at the perfect angle to see every play develope before it actually happens on the court. He is open a lot without getting passed to, and nobody in in the lane.

How far up do you sit? Just curious...

 

[The_Lillard_King]

Perhaps Nate is similar to the Cav's Mike Brown.

Great defensive coach. Not so much on offensive.

He was an Olympic coach, after all.

I think that is true. Although I think Nate's greatest asset is to get his team to believe and play hard for him. Once players tune him out, his value of a coach is all but gone.

Nate realizes this and the potential for players to start tuning him out . . . I personally think that is why he does one year contracts.

 

[PapaG]

Perhaps Nate is similar to the Cav's Mike Brown.

Great defensive coach. Not so much on offensive.

He was an Olympic coach, after all.

Nate's Blazers were 2nd in the NBA in offensive efficiency last season, right behind Phoenix.

That said, I know stats mean nothing around here, so I digress.

 

[Mediocre Man]

Brandon Roy has played more NBA games than you.
Quick and Nate also think you're clueless.

Learn the game, then post.

(Did I do that right?)

You forgot Checkmate!!!!!