heels05champs said:

Why would two former players who were coached by one of the greatest basketball minds and who saw firsthand the success he had ever stray away from the blueprint he left for those that came after him?

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DSouthr said:

When I talk about his shooting is trending up, realize, I am talk about shooting from distance, treys, his mid range is really strong now. Shooting from a distance was a negative for BOTH Drake and Jack going in to their senior high school seasons, especially Drake's. But we see them now and few seem to complain about them as shooters? They have progressed pretty darn well and that began going into their senior high school seasons. Wilson's form is not bad, just a part of his game he didn't have to work on until now.

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IDUNK4HEELS said:

I cannot be the only one thinking about this especially when Carolina is constantly losing rebounds allowing opponents to have numerous opportunities to score.

Personally I prefer the two big approach where year in and year out UNC was one of the leaders in rebounding nationally compared to this year where they are close to the bottom in rebounding.

The spread offense with four shooters and one big has worked recently with Baylor and Miami as they both got to the final four because they had Big Athletic elite shooters but Carolina does not have that luxury of elite shooters.

Maybe it is just me but I would rather have closer shots to the basket from the bigs with a chance of getting a rebound than a barrage of shots from Franklin street. Carolina has enough brick layers so why may things more difficult than it needs to be…

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