Adam Simpson

So 27 points per game.

Happens from the middle now.

So, you know, around third, eight and a half each.

So what happens in the middle matters.

Not only you get field position, there's an opportunity to score and the scoring opportunities come from movement.

So what, what's been around the last four or five years is...

a bit of a stagnant hit, you know, because two Ruckmans just run into each other, hit it to a 1v1 and let's try and get some meterage.

Now it's, um, Watson flying through, you know, it's getting the, the small forwards getting back into the center bounce because we're going to win this hit out and we're going to run a pattern.

So we're coming out the front and Will Day is going to just take two bounces and have a shot at goal.

So.

If anyone can remember West Coast at their best, Luke Shuey, Nat Nui, you know, and we'd run a, we'd run a route.

I think it was called Red 7 or something.

And it just meant.

You run there, you run there, and just knock it over there, and we'll flush it.

And really hard to stop, Gerard.

So I'm seeing more of that now, and that's why the scoring's gone up.

In the second half with the Suns versus the Hawks, the Hawks went to work in their buy on center ball ups, and they're running some routes.

And it's got Day on the end of it, or Watson, and they run the risk of losing the clearance, but if they win it, look out.

So...

Yeah.