You bring up a good point. What % of the plays does Tyreke call? I rarely, if ever, see Westphal calling plays from the sideline. With such a young, disorganized team, I have to question his intent. I know this team wants to run. Of course that start with defense and rebounding, but that's another discussion.
When we don't have a fast break opportunity, why not pull it out and run a play? Tyreke looks confused. The other 4 guys look confused. And any possession which starts with Tyreke pounding the ball for 10 secs usually doesn't end well. So why not call out plays and get guys into the sets earlier? If Tyreke is the one calling pays, it's simply not working at this point. There were also a few times last night where Beno was running the offense,Cousins had his man on his back, and he swung it the other direction.
If Beno and Tyreke are given thefreedom to call plays and run the offense, and they are essentially failing in that regard, and missing mismatches, and really not making the smart play, then why aren't the plays coming from the bench? If you miss Cousins in the post on one trip, come down, set it up, let him get position, throw him the ball, and let him go to work. Why is that so complicated? Are we running plays for Dally to end up with a 15 ft jumper, or are guys just not playing smart? Cousins dunks on his man, and doesn't touch the ball the next 5 possessions? We jack up numerous 3's and long 2's, and not once do the guys slow it own, and run a half court set and get the ball inside.
So if Westphal is in fact giving Beno and Tyreke the freedom to call plays, IMO, that freedom needs to be reigned in. It's not working. If Westphal is calling plays, and what we have seen is the result, that's a problem to, because that means guys just aren't concentrating and running plays correctly.