Shot was off. Rebounded well. Defense was
When he stayed home on Aldridge, his defense looked good. When he got switched onto a guard, he battled, and didn't really get beat, but made no attempts to recover. He wasn't getting killed in pick and roll, like in years past, but the Spurs definitely made it a point to take him away from the basket, and guys who were moving without the ball were getting a lot of uncontested layups. I'm not certain whether that was a Cousins problem, or a "Houston doesn't have anybody else who can protect the rim" problem. We'll have to see what happens, once Wood has been cleared.
