So, is that an unseen advantage of a ball control offense?

Everyone loves explosive plays and offenses that can score lightening fast.
But, might that be detrimental to the D?

Turner points out that having time on the sidelines for everyone to go over the plays, make adjustments, and just flat get a good rest really helps.

Maybe that's why some of the greatest coaches of all time built their teams around a ball control offense. 1) It keeps the ball out of the hands of opponent's offense, and 2) the D can perform better.