Flipping the Switch

Posted Apr 1, 2009

UNC has returned to its standard method of fighting through ball screens, which when executed properly, cuts down on open looks and makes it more difficult for opposing guards to get into the lane. “The last two weekends I feel like we’ve played a lot better defense and are putting more detail into rotating and staying in front of our man,” Ty Lawson said. “It’s more of a focus now to play defense than it was earlier in the year.” (Inside Carolina)

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