Some one in another post brought this up. I have to agree with them, the new motion offense is quite weak. They spend way too much time trying to get Curry off to a good start. Curry fails because he forces the issue and the team goes down by 10. all of a sudden, they lose faith in curry (good reason too) and they start going into freestyle more, shooting careless jumpers, Frye is definately forcing the issue, taking 3s and fouling out.

So that being said, how would you modify this new "offense" here is what i think.

We should use the quickness of the guards to attack the basket early. they are more successful and this than anything else, then in between post curry here and there.
Play small ball if you have too.

Hm...
Streetball is stretball. You cannot modify it too much.
It is cool to watch but it doesn't help to win in NBA.

Posted by Michael6835:

Some one in another post brought this up. I have to agree with them, the new motion offense is quite weak. They spend way too much time trying to get Curry off to a good start. Curry fails because he forces the issue and the team goes down by 10. all of a sudden, they lose faith in curry (good reason too) and they start going into freestyle more, shooting careless jumpers, Frye is definately forcing the issue, taking 3s and fouling out.

So that being said, how would you modify this new "offense" here is what i think.

We should use the quickness of the guards to attack the basket early. they are more successful and this than anything else, then in between post curry here and there.
Play small ball if you have too.

Hmmmm...focus on the guards scoring, use the bigs down low for defense and rebounding....hmmm...sounds like a real good plan.

I think we need to bring back the pick and roll. I think this would help Frye. Curry might be able to establish himself off the drive and dish by out point guards. I also think we would benefit from a true pass first point guard that would allow all our point guards who should play off the ball to do just that.

It's fascinating that noone on this board could see that we would struggle with the motion offense and fall back on 1 on 1 play. I am shocked by this turn of events.