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Great answer David, his being aware and fixing the challenge is critical

for sustainable success for him and the team. He was way more aggressive as he described it in getting open without the ball. Michael Jordan once said it was his number 1 asset. It not only got points, but great passes because he was a threat to score. Much like a football team that can run opens up the passing game. KEEP DOING Neo, and keep coaching him to do that coaches!!!
Posted: 02/21/2026 at 03:40 PM ET
(In response to this post by David Cunningham)

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@Chris Coleman Neo played so much faster, got open without the ball
Stech • 02/21/26 02:41 PM ET
Talk about fast. The length of the court pass to Hansberry was a bullet. **
GBOHokie • 02/21/26 05:18 PM ET
That was a great pass and a great catch by Hansberry. **
HokieEngineer • 02/21/26 06:12 PM ET
If only Drones hit in stride like that. **
GBOHokie • 02/21/26 06:14 PM ET
@David Cunningham - interested in your thoughts on this question
TomTurkey • 02/21/26 03:06 PM ET
Honestly, I think it's just him being more attack-minded.
David CunninghamAdmin • 02/21/26 03:25 PM ET
I agree. He wasn't hesitant. He was decisive. **
Chris ColemanAdmin • 02/21/26 05:16 PM ET
I think he’s getting healthier. In previous games, his shot seemed flat.
WestEndHokie39 • 02/21/26 04:17 PM ET
Was at the game today, and this is what I saw re: Neo's shot...
Gobbler Guru • 02/21/26 07:39 PM ET
Great answer David, his being aware and fixing the challenge is critical ◄
Stech • 02/21/26 03:40 PM ET
Yes, thanks.
TomTurkey • 02/21/26 03:28 PM ET