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far as what next year might hold, wouldn't matter with or without sexton if johnson doesn't figure out how to get some offensive flow going ... simply relying on players to 'make plays' gets you nowhere in the grand scheme of things unless you're unc or duke ... and even then, their coaches have an offensive philosophy that is noticeable ... i like the guy and enjoy his attitude and appreciate the uptick in performance, but we need a coach, not a marketing manager ... not sure he's enough of the former ...

You're going to get roasted for that comment, buddy. Never mind that it's probably quite accurate, it doesn't sit well with the dispensers of sunshine and rainbows.

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Posted by BigBird09

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Posted on 3/18/18 at 10:03 pm to phil4bama

Someone show me a team with great offensive flow that shoots 32.6% (good for 298th in the country) from 3 on mostly open attempts. I'll wait.

Why do y'all think the offensive flow looks great at times and terrible other times? It's because we shoot well from beyond the arc in those games where we look like a well-oiled machine. In games where we shot 40+% from three we averaged 81.5 PPG. Offensive flow is all about spacing. You can't have good spacing unless you shoot a respectable percentage from beyond the arc. You can blame Avery for not getting shooters in place to have good offensive flow, but the offense hasn't looked bad when we hit open shots.

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