This team reminds me of the Alabama team from a few seasons ago. They were a high scoring 3 point fast offense. But, when not hitting those 3's and had to face a slow down structured offense, there were problems.
I have to as usual question coaching. Maybe it is too simplistic but do they ever advise players on what not to do? You can't count on Bradshaw or Edwards to catch quick and often no-look passes especially in the paint. It's just a no, don't do it yet they do. You can't expect Ugo to be a point forward, it is just a no yet they do. You can't expect Sheppard to stay in front of his man after a pick without help, yet they do. You can't have two guys trying to block a shot from one player on the interior without someone rotating and expect to get a rebound, but they do.
We have a very good team. But, I will be the broken record over the years and say it would have been interesting to have thrown a zone on occasion to change the rhythm of Missouri on the open 3's. It would also be interesting to have a zone when a shot blocker like Ugo is in there for the interior drives and force the side. Plus, before you say a zone while they were hitting all the 3's? Yes, because the 3's were coming from inside-out passes.