charliehustle14;718911 wrote:Well no shit they play slow games anyway lol It doesn't matter change the fact. But I disagree, if they all try to run with OSU for 40 minutes, they get blitzed badly. Slowing it down, they might pull off a win or two out of 10 tries. When you slow the game down, you limit the volume of shots. Maybe you catch OSU on a cold night where they don't hit on the few looks they get? However, when you try to run with them, OSU takes over with their athleticism and superb transition game. Unless you match up with OSU's athletes, it's not a good idea at all.
Im pretty sure we agree more than we think.
I was talking about if UofM and MSU tried to run with them, not those other teams.
I also am solely talking about beating them from here on out. So, Im looking at UNC and UK match-ups. If they want to win, they have to run and try to stay hot with their guard and outscore OSU, if they slow it down, OSU will grind out a 10 pt win versus either of them, every time.
If you are a team who knows how to play slow, that is obviously the best chance. I just dont think a fast paced team is going to have success changing their style against OSU.