[For years, people have criticized our slow pace, claiming it's difficult for us to catch up with a team already way ahead on the scoreboard.
They say our scoring rate isn't quick enough, making it impossible to narrow the deficit in a short amount of time.
I disagree with this notion. We've played countless games, and there were instances where we were trailing by 20 points.
Sometimes, it's inevitable. You can't always hit the ground running; your opponent might adjust to the game sooner than you, or they might be better prepared, or perhaps we simply didn't sleep well last night.
Even in such circumstances, we have always managed to claw back, make adjustments, and win the game in the end.
People misunderstand the Princeton System; it's not a slow, endlessly passing approach to deliberately waste time.
Against the University of Arkansas, we were trailing by as much as 16 points, yet with only 1 minute left in the game, we were just 1 point behind.
