What hurt us last night was our inexperience from the PG position, missed free throws, and badly timed substituions. Torrance down the stretch was awful. Granted he hasn't been a position to lead the team before, but Hollinger has been. I'm not trying to say that Hollinger deserves to play, but Gottfried knows that Hollinger has played in "big games." He could've come off the bench, calmed the team down and run our offense. I noticed a few times last night that Tubbs would have to motion to Coleman to go once he set the screen and Coleman was still standing there. Hopefully, Riley can find his shot, because last night he was hot and cold. Also, Riley hitting 1-3 free throws after taking a dumb 3-point shot and Coleman shooting 25% from the line. If you're in college you should be able to hit free throws, maybe not automatically, but you should shoot better than 33% and 25%. Yeah, Coleman's a post player and not known for free throw shooting, but if you're a post player you need to practice shooting free throws, because teams are going to hack you and send you to the line. Lastly, I'm not exactly sure why Gee didn't re-enter the game until about 2:30 left in the 2nd half. He's one of our better athletes and he needed to be in there. I know they had Torrance, Tubbs, Riley, Hendrix, and Coleman in. And that you couldn't justify bringing in another SG for your PG and not have anyone you can trust to bring the ball up, but Gottfried should've been trying to get Gee into the game sooner.
