Agree with many of the previous comments about the Fordham loss.

Although I've been around WBB for 35 years, I have perhaps 10% of the knowledge on what's wrong and how to fix things than Dan and his coaching staff, but having said that, a few observations.

1) We lack the athleticism to pressure the perimeter, but I have seen non-athletic teams use various forms of zone pressure (two defenders on the player with the ball) while their other three defenders protect the rim- and it can be disruptive.

2) Since we cannot out-quick the Dayton's, the St. Joseph's, the Fordham's- suggest going with a large front line (Lass, Cannon, and Kuttor) and substitute with Helmi and Judy- and use a 2-3 zone, but with the zone pressure described above.  The key would be, at least one (and preferably) two of the posts would  always be defending the paint.  I'd rather take our chances allowing jump shots than allowing point blank lay-ups.

3) Our offensive strategy has been quite effective over the past 3-4 years; a credit to Matt.  If you've noticed, A10 teams have begun figuring out how to better defend it so I would suggest it could be tweaked with more screens and high-lows designed to give our posts more and better looks inside.

I think our players are doing the best they can.  Long term (and I think Dan may already have a couple of overseas players coming to Duquesne in 2 years), is we need exceptional length at the post.   

They're still playing games, right?

Let's finish the season first. Then we can talk about the A10 Tournament.