On what he’s doing to address the turnover problem:
“I don’t know how I look to you guys but I haven’t slept very well since the game ended Sunday. I can’t figure it out. It’s just really trying to move too fast and decision making on the court, and I cant control when guys just dribble off of their feet or fumble the ball out of bounds when they have a layup. Lack of concentration and not valuing each position the way we should are two big things. I was begging them the whole game just to get into our secondary break if our primary break wasn’t there. We got into it two times in the second half and scored both times, and they broke it off seven times, so that is part of the problem. Part of it is also trying to make a spectacular play instead of just the easy one. In hockey, they give an assist to the guy that passes to the guy who gets the actual assist, and in our game I wish they did that. Our guys always want to make the pass, especially to the basket, instead of the pass that leads to the pass. If they would think that way and still feel good about that pass, that would really help our team.”
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