Tince
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When I'm breaking down film or when I use the Synergy software to watch games I can sort by the types of sets Portland runs, and their "Iso" and "Pick & Roll" sets barely make up half of our offense.I don't understand how anyone could say that McMillans offense was really anything more than iso's and pick and rolls. How could you guys watch the team all season and not see how much our team struggled when the opposition took away the pick and roll, or doubled Brandon as soon as he crossed the half court line. Nate's offense IS extremely predictable. We rely too heavily on Roy to handle the ball and create, which he does so well, but often times it came back to bite us in the ass.
Was I the only one who saw teams use the pick and roll to double Roy? Brandon would sit out top, wait for the pick from Joel, but when it came, Joel's man would cut Brandon off, and Brandon's man would stay, so it would be an easy double, forcing Roy to pass or take a tough shot.
I think people notice those two plays more than other standard NBA sets because they are so simple and easy to remember, that is why they say it is all we run.
If you watched a team like Denver play a lot, then you would understand what a predictable set is.
