Larry Brown SMU Mustangs 2-3 High Ball Screen Set Play
SMU Mustangs Coach Larry Brown was still mourning his former coach and mentor this past saturday night in the 73-55 rout of defending national champion Connecticut. Legendary North Carolina Coach Dean Smith, who gave Larry Brown his start in coaching, died a week ago. Since then, Larry Brown had attended Dean Smith’s funeral and reflected on Smith’s influence on himself and so many other people.
Coach Larry Brown told the media that his SMU Mustangs players wanted to wear black socks to honor Coach Deam Smith in their next game against Houston. In the game against UCONN, they all wore black warm-up shirts that said “Family” printed in Carolina Blue Letters as a gesture to their coach. They knew what it meant it meant to Larry Brown to lose his former coach and mentor.
Special could also describe No. 25 SMU’s performance against UConn. The Mustangs (21-5, 12-2 in the AAC) led by as much as 28 in the second half.
Four SMU players scored in double figures, with none scoring more than 13.
”They have balance,” UConn coach Kevin Ollie said. “They have inside and they have the outside, and that really is a luxury for a coach. Every loose ball, every fast break. I mean, look at the stat sheet. They beat us in every category.”
Take a look at this Larry Brown SMU Mustangs 2-3 High Ball Screen set play. They ran it as a gesture to Coach Dean Smith. I really liked the set. I hope that you like it too.
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