Interesting Exchange Between UL MBB Assistant Coach Murphy and Dave Schultz

[RaginDave]

A mid range shot is not always an on the move shot but I understand what you are talking about. The thing is, being on the move is not always bad as pulling up for a jumper allows you to get into a rhythm for the shot. While I did not play on the collegiate level, I always enjoyed shooting off the dribble and pulling up for a jump shot as I felt more in rhythm with the shot and could get more lift on my shot.

Reference a former player for the Cajuns. Tony Moore. Man had a great first step. Would beat players off the dribble and hit a 10 foot jumper. Very little of that left in college basketball.

[MountainDew]

I always get the feel that we're playing a "street ball" offense. Watch other teams. They're running plays. Setting off ball screens. Getting men into good position. We just pass the ball around the top of the key most of the time.

[GeauxCajuns]

I always get the feel that we're playing a "street ball" offense. Watch other teams. They're running plays. Setting off ball screens. Getting men into good position. We just pass the ball around the top of the key most of the time.

schultz was right in the fact that our offense works as in we get open looks, we just havent been able to knock them down consistently. for the most part, the 3's that we are missing are good looks that arent contested.

[Cajunsmike]

+1

I also like Dave having guests on his show and I don't mind a different approach to questions. I am listening to that morning show more frequently these days. However, not knowing a player was hurt when wondering if his slump limited playing time is something that should not occur.