Northside Hawk
Well-Known Member
I agree Cook should have a primary role in the offense. But I'm going to switch gears here. I'm concerned with his minute workload. 36-37 a night is a lot. He is being asked to cover both Garza's recent foul trouble and Kriener's inconstancy. He has looked tired late in games. People are criticizing his effort on the Bruno put back. He couldn't control Northwestern's Pardon late in that game either. He was breathing heavily at Indiana.Let's simplify the discussion. And I don't want you qualifying or explaining your answer. You've already explained why you don't think Cook should have the offense run through him. If you go into some diatribe explaining your answer, I'm done.
What option should Cook be in this offense, meaning in who's hands would you rather see the ball? Just give me the players' names. That's it.
I would like to see Luka and Ryan revert back to their January levels of play and perhaps Tyler could get back to 30-32 minutes and may have more spring in his legs late. I'm sure Luka and Ryan and Fran would like to see this a lot more than myself.