The only problem I saw with it was they were in constant motion and catching every pass facing the basket in triple threat position instead of running around useless screens and catching all risk no reward passes moving away from the basket like they should be doing….or at least that’s how I was taught it should be the last 15 years.
When it’s 90% of your offense; yes. It’s a tool. It shouldn’t be the whole toolbox.
We were 6th in the country in offensive efficiency last year, 36th in 2023, 10th in 2022, bad in 21, and 44th in 2020. What coach said we were easy to prepare for defensively?
The mask was the bare minimum dude, good lord. It was like a liability thing really, gotta at least act like you’re trying. Masks worked brilliantly in Korea though because people kept them on and didn’t act like baby back bitches about it. China was nailing people’s doors shut without food. Be thankful for where you live.
As far as efficiency last season, thank Coach Welch.
I was talking about floppy action, I’m not obsessed with Arkansas or their coach. Everything doesn’t revolve around them.
Nobody ever claimed they were 100% effective. “Masks stop respiratory illness” is absolute claim, which is naturally avoided in medicine and public health matters. So you’re technically correct. It was always about mitigation and it’s absolutely wild that some people are so thick they still can’t understand that.
Mask did nothing for this bug. Not one thing. Didn't slow the spread and didn't stop infection. It was just for show. No different than a cross in the middle ages.
They decreased your contagious radius so they actually do help in stopping the spread of the virus.
Worked great in South Korea, a country with a much denser population, therefore more to lose. They complied with simple common sense mitigation measures, we did not.
