Apropos of the plus/minus discussion, count me as a stat agnostic and sports Luddite.
I hate that sports are becoming more and more quantified, algorithmed, micromanaged, digitized and computerized.
Two examples: 1) Watching the World Series I was horrified to see players in the dugout looking at laptop computers. That is a sacrilege and an abomination in my book.
2) In Europe at least some professional soccer teams are making their [male] players wear SPORTS BRAS(!) equipped with a GPS devise that records many different variables such as average speed, distance traveled, fastest recorded sprint, and areas of the field that a player moves in. It also records physiological variables like heart rate, respiration, etc.
https://sports.stackexchange.com/questi ... ayers-wear

This is degrading and dehumanizing to my mind.

Why suck all the fun and humanity out of sports with the ever more granular statistics and increasingly intrusive technology?

I think everybody should keep in mind that this was the first game as a Rambler for five players: Tate Hall, Jalon Pipkins, Marquise Kennedy, Tom Welch and Paxson Wojcik. We should be patient while the newcomers acclimate to the speed of the game and learn their role in the system. It will take time. It is not an easy process.There will be bumps in the long and hard road.
Long and hard...

... we .... should be utilizing our ball movement to allow for more penetration