Excellent analysis, and especially about Kwan. He really did look lost.
BUT, I think that is due in part to the fact that he is somewhere between a 4 and a 5, which he never was until that growth spurt. KD should probably lock him into one position for the time being, until he matures. Having a guy 6'10" who can shoot threes is going to bode well for the future.
And I must eat my words about Big Dog. His first appearance against Bluffington was not impressive, but this time was way different. He did a good job of handling Walso, who is a real load. He has a nice touch around the rim. And he did not give up the ball, refreshing for a raw freshman.
I think the full court press has to go. St. M had no problem for the most part beating the press, and that results in easy layups and dunks. Plus, it tires the heck out of our guys to play that way.
I know they are still adjusting, but the BIG problems looks to be at the 1. The three pointers will start dropping, but the passing was just awful, and not just from the PG's. Everyone was telegraphing their passes.
Keep in mind that St. M is a VERY good team, with a strong Dance resume. There is no shame losing to this team at 5 AM in the start of the season, and frankly, we handled them in the first half. The second half totally got away from us, and it didn't have to. There was a cover on the hoop and that happens some times.