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Akron returns to March Madness after retooling offense around 3-point shooting
- Akron's coach John Groce adjusted the team's offense to focus on 3-point shooting after losing key post players, aiming to improve overall performance and appeal to future recruits.
- The Zips achieved a 28-6 overall record and ranked 16th in the nation for tempo, showcasing a significant shift in play style.
- Nate Johnson expressed gratitude for the team believing in the new shooting system, which emphasizes a faster-paced style.
- Groce highlighted that better conditioning has resulted in their best shooting nights during the NCAA Tournament.
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Akron returns to March Madness after retooling offense around 3-point shooting
SEATTLE (AP) — Akron coach John Groce didn’t even wait for last season to end before he started talking about changing his team's approach on offense.
·Toronto, Canada
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Tommy Lloyd's fast-paced Arizona Wildcats were an inspiration for Akron coach John Groce
Veteran Akron coach John Groce said he studied Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd's first Wildcat team in 2021-22 to help model a Zips team that ranks as the 16th-most up-tempo team in college basketball this season.
·Tucson, United States
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