When it comes to crunch time and adversity in NCAA tournament games, the great teams/coaches implement defensive pressure employing a full court or 3/4 court press. Gonzaga’s nemesis in the past has been Few’s inability or reluctance when facing elite teams, especially when being behind, to have this effective momentum changing weapon in his arsenal.
The excuse has been that his teams did not possess the “athleticism” to exercise this option. Hogwash. Athletes recruited to play at the Division 1 level are all more than capable of running and jumping with the best of them. Granted, some are better equipped than others but the margins are not that different.
Duke, Syracuse, Louisville, North Carolina are great examples of how effective this strategy can be in changing a game’s momentum. One of the best examples of how well a full court press can work was the late great John Wooden when he was at UCLA in the sixties and early seventies.
I love watching Gonzaga play and wish them well, however, until Few incorporates a defensive scheme that covers the whole court, their chances for winning the whole thing are greatly diminished.

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