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The Bucks improved to fifth overall in assists and moved to fifth in rebounding. Houston dropped to fourth in assists, shooting and points allowed per entry. The Rockets improved to eighth in individual scoring.
December is an interesting month in the NBA. But after a month during which the league saw six teams win their first games, the cliches we're used to don't hold true. They've been tenuously true at those six clubs, but they can't be summarized as "usually these teams were pitiful, look at them now!"
But almost every team in the NBA pulled off wins in November, and five of those victories came against teams that finished above them in their market. Partly, that's because the first month of the season is always heavily dominated by the four-game Christmas holiday stretch. But also, it's because it's not as important for a team to get good early in the schedule as it is in the second half. The percentage of teams with playoff aspirations at six weeks is just 22.9%, and it climbs to 41.4% in the last eight.
Soon the playoffs will be full again and January will be here. But for this week, we're going to break with long-held cliches by watching the top six teams in the standings over the next seven weeks, and see what happens. Then we'll try to see how the teams shake out once the playoffs get here.
After a delay, Alabama's transfer saga came to an end with a decision. Shortly before 2:30 am Wednesday, CBSSports.com reported DeSentio would not be Alabama's next basketball coach. Head coach Brandon Williams resigned Thursday. Both coaching staffers were fired. d2c66b5586