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Yep. Good on ball defenders will pick the pocket of many HS kids the way

They’re using crossovers but going nowhere with them. Fancy dribbling in one spot or moving in a straight line does no good. I know some of y’all still have the ACCT championship run on DVR or whatever…watch Storm Murphy’s change of pace an behind the back dribble to change directions. He pushed the ball in a different direction the defender wasn’t expecting and varied his pacing to do so
Posted: 01/22/2024 at 09:27 AM ET
(In response to this post by soflahokie)

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What can Rechsteiner actually do to improve his handle?
VT ChemE 1986 01/21/24 04:08 PM ET
Learn the college game with time. Time. Time. Time.**
HokieHeartNSoul 01/22/24 04:13 PM ET
Change his last name to "Roy."**
OakHillHokie 01/22/24 03:38 PM ET
Not get poked in the eye the day before.**
hoosnowahokie 01/22/24 02:05 PM ET
…concentrate harder**
chumley 01/22/24 01:38 PM ET
Stick em....works in football!**
TOUGH TURKEY 01/22/24 09:55 AM ET
I think you mean boxing glove on a stick**
HokieRat 01/22/24 10:09 AM ET
he will be fine in time
Vippie1 01/22/24 09:15 AM ET
He can’t be stationary
Squatro 01/22/24 07:28 AM ET
Agree see description of that below
hokiepro 01/22/24 08:03 AM ET
Understanding change of pace and when to use it
hokiepro 01/22/24 08:00 AM ET
Definitely needs to accelerate
Vippie1 01/22/24 09:36 AM ET
Yep, it’s all about creating separation before you cross over
Squatro 01/22/24 08:30 AM ET
He’s plenty athletic, he still plays like a star high schooler
soflahokie 01/22/24 08:43 AM ET
Yep. Good on ball defenders will pick the pocket of many HS kids the way
hokiepro 01/22/24 09:27 AM ET
Yep I’m an old head at this point on the playground
soflahokie 01/22/24 10:00 AM ET
Look around P5 basketball
Squatro 01/22/24 08:51 AM ET
He’s not slow; he’s just not adjusted to not being quicker than all his
hokiepro 01/22/24 09:23 AM ET
I have yet to see him look slow, he’s just a little hesitant
soflahokie 01/22/24 09:06 AM ET
Pull a Steve Nash and dribble a tennis ball all over campus.**
KCHokie2 01/22/24 06:48 AM ET
Keep his body between the ball and the defender. He dribbles the ball..
KiloZulu 01/21/24 11:13 PM ET
See above; between the legs is fine IF you use it as a change of direction
hokiepro 01/22/24 08:04 AM ET
Practice **
Pride_and_Joy 01/21/24 09:47 PM ET
Should have not been on floor woozy hard enough to avoid TOs in ACC as Fr.
vtox1 01/21/24 08:54 PM ET
I had no idea he was woozy. That explains a lot.**
VT ChemE 1986 01/21/24 09:01 PM ET
He had been poked in the eye in practice, reportedly felt woozy after going
HeisenBurg13 01/21/24 07:16 PM ET
Become a sophomore most likely**
WildTurkE 01/21/24 06:53 PM ET
"The best thing about Frehmen is that they become Sophomores" Al McGuire**
vtbball80 01/21/24 07:01 PM ET
I still remember how bad Danny Hurley looked running point as a true frosh **
BAMRising 01/21/24 06:34 PM ET
Marshall Ashford was the Hokie version **
hokeeron1 01/21/24 07:12 PM ET
Needs to pick a direction and go by the defense not crossing over vs long
hokiepro 01/21/24 05:58 PM ET
Agree, I think he has the best handle on the team
soflahokie 01/22/24 08:49 AM ET
Perhaps his dad can teach him how to utilize a Frankensteiner on defenders.**
MP4VT2004 01/21/24 05:36 PM ET
I think that would be called as a flagrant 2. At least when we did it.
nvpbrown 01/21/24 09:26 PM ET
😂 that move was crazy**
millmtnhokie 01/21/24 07:22 PM ET
Definitely athletic**
WildTurkE 01/21/24 08:10 PM ET
Rick Steiner’s head gear. lol. **
Pride_and_Joy 01/21/24 09:50 PM ET
Posts like this make me wish for the old downvote coming back!!!**
ancient alien 2018 01/21/24 05:28 PM ET
His handle is fine, he just needs to be more physical and less flashy**
soflahokie 01/21/24 04:15 PM ET
Not get poked in the eye? I'd start there.**
I love VT! 01/21/24 04:15 PM ET
Not get put into a game feeling “woozy” **
millmtnhokie 01/21/24 05:06 PM ET