During the final seconds of the game, while Popovich was drawing the play, did anyone notice James White not paying attention? The camera man had zoomed into the group huddle, and all the players heads were down and focused on the drawing board. White appeared to be looking elsewhere as if not concerned about the play.
I know White had not been in the game at all, but I believe he still should of been paying attention. He should of been seeing what Popovich was drawing up, and how it should of been executed. He's never been in a crunch sitaution like that, and he should of been seeing, listening, and knowing what it takes to win in the final seconds.
I'm excited about White and his potential, but the kid needs to learn as much as he can.
I agree that he should be paying attention...but the guy has never played a single minute of actual NBA action. I mean, I want to get frustrated at him for not having his head in the game...but hes never been in a game for even a second. I think that has a lot to do with it.
meh whatever.
Can 12 people really see and hear when crouched around anyways?
I just wish the other players had been paying attention.
White has seen 4 down before. Why see it again?
Talk about irrelevant and nit picky....
I say this with all due respect to my alma mater, but the facts are facts. You're talking about a guy who is a product of the Bob Huggins Cincinnati era.
We would've won if we had played him. When will Pop ever learn?
looooo, that's the knock against him. He's not focused. He doesn't have his head on straight. He's flighty...his nickname for more than one thing. James "Flight" White.
Do you guys ever watch those huddles? Rarely are all 12 guys concerned with the play being drawn up. Vets, rookies, whatever.
I think they stopped paying attention last year.
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