I agree with the analysis on the slow starts and the centers. The starter, Quinn, can get "stuck" under the basked. You would think he would power up and dunk the ball. He is so afraid of getting blocked (although I think Moody gets them to pass it back out to the perimeter for 3). His shot in the lane is a tear drop which is unusual for a big guy. His back-up is Walz, and he is also timid with the ball. He will take the 10ft jump shot if we don't man up. While I am critical of Walz, he has improved a lot since the start of the year. The Spiders guard play is the teams strength. If they start dropping threes it can be a long night for Tech. They do run the Princeton offense. The A10 teams are accustomed to the offense and are pretty good at defending it. If Tech hasn't seen this before, I would expect a few backdoor cuts to the basket.