Kyle Weidie | December 28, 2011 | 1:33 am
[Versus the Wizards, Deron Williams takes the double screen and dribbles in an 'S'
around the hedging defense as the four rolls and options open at the hoop.]
The ball screen defense of the Wizards against the New Jersey Nets was sub par, to say the least. Also, Deron Williams is good. Nothing new.
“He just comes off pick and rolls good, and if the big is not there to show or help, he can pick you apart any type of way,” said John Wall when asked what made Williams so hard to defend. “He started making tough, contested shots, and when an All-Star player like that starts making tough, contested shots, there’s nothing you can do.”
Published in 2011-12 Wizards, Plays |
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Tags: Andray Blatche, ball screens, deron williams, fastdraw, Flip Saunders, JaVale McGee, John Wall, N.J. / Brooklyn Nets, Pick and Roll, Plays, ronny turiaf, s-cut
Tags: Andray Blatche, ball screens, deron williams, fastdraw, Flip Saunders, JaVale McGee, John Wall, N.J. / Brooklyn Nets, Pick and Roll, Plays, ronny turiaf, s-cut
