Pe’Shon Howard provides unnecessary help on Kyle Singler

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It’s not often you hear the words ‘unnecessary help’ when talking about defending Kyle Singler but all things considered, I contend that this play is one of those times.

Kyle Singler receives the down screen from Ryan Kelly to start the set. Sean Mosley does a great job of fighting over the screen and not letting Singler catch the ball in a favorable position as he curls to the foul line.

Butler plays great D, Duke scores anyway

Duke currently has the second most efficient offense at 121.7, only behind Pitt at 121.8. By the end of the season, I believe Duke will be the most efficient offense, as they were last year. This play is a perfect example of why they are so hard to defend. Butler plays perfect defense, in my mind, yet Duke still comes away with a basket.