balla45 wrote:If you were coaching Enderlin, please tell me exactly what you would run offensively.
Obviously, not every time down the floor, but I would run what the Langdon girls ran two years ago to a state title. Three out and two in. Pass screen away. Block to block screen. After you screen, you flash high post.
Enderlin's 1 loss in to a ND is against the currently undisputed #1 team in the state as voted on by the sportswriters. They scored 79 points in the loss. I would argue that they are not really being "stopped" so to speak. They have things to clean up on the defensive end of the floor and in getting to loose balls and that type of thing, but it is not like they are struggling to score running what they are running right now.
I kind of feel like this makes Enderlin the favorite. Everyone is ragging about how bad they played and how good Four Winds played. What happens if Enderlin starts to play well?