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Possibly but when I think of an in bounds play it means scoring directly

off of inbounds pass or maybe leading to 1 more quick pass resulting in an immediate bucket. I’m not talking about 3 screens, two back cuts and four passes later. That’s not really an in bounds play IMHO. All the screens and cuts come prior to ball being passed in bounds. Don’t get me wrong, I love CMY. I have meet him personally on several occasions and he has always been extremely personable and likable. I think he as a great coach and representative of the university. I’m just simply trying to understand his rationale on in bounds plays. ** Edited by uber hokie at 1/18/2026, 7:22:42 PM
Posted: 01/18/2026 at 07:16 PM ET
(In response to this post by Windows NT)

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GC or any other qualified - does MY struggle to draw up inbounds plays
AnotherTechW 01/17/26 06:56 PM ET
Hes actually one of the best at it**
GCHokie34 01/17/26 07:52 PM ET
How so ? Please elaborate. To most of non former coaches he sure disguises
uber hokie 01/18/26 09:04 AM ET
this ex old HS benchwarmer notices the same
Windows NT 01/18/26 11:25 AM ET
Possibly but when I think of an in bounds play it means scoring directly
uber hokie 01/18/26 07:16 PM ET
The announcers (take it for what it’s worth)
RRHOKIE 01/17/26 07:26 PM ET
Coming out of time out and in bounds under your goal 2 different things. **
uber hokie 01/17/26 08:38 PM ET
Not an expert but he doesn’t struggle he just never tries to score. Is just
uber hokie 01/17/26 07:07 PM ET
Buzz is as good as I have seen as he was always building new wrinkles**
turkeywinghokie 01/17/26 08:12 PM ET
Calling the play is part of it but it’s also being scouted and defended.**
Hokie98 01/17/26 07:00 PM ET