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I would assume that a coach might modify what he allows from year to year depending on the players he has. To take an extreme situation, in the pros SGA just thrives on the mid range- so while a coach might not generally want that shot- they do with him. I assume that Clifford, for example, was...

I like what Niko has put together. I think this is going to be the quickest group of guards we have had in a long time. Willis, Asuma, Reynolds and Stephens are all quick. I like our chances of finishing higher than 10th. Just a feeling.

That would be terrific.

You raise an interesting subject. While it is no guarantee that players return, they may at least have the intention of considering it. This may create a better dynamic as the year goes on, if guys think there is a future to play for with this coach and team.

Did he highlight any players?

I always believe that 3 point shooting percentages come from both the quality of the shooter and the quality of the shot selection. It appears we have a bunch of guys that can shoot it and we have a coach who has run an offense that has been proven to get quality looks. My guess is that...

Grove wasn't ready last year physically but I didn't think he looked out of place in the few preseason games. He could muscle up in the offseason and make a big jump. If he is serviceable or better for 10-15 minutes that would be a big help.

I'd love to see them get Clayton and Broome in the draft.

It sure seems that Niko will have a deep bench and no one should have to play tired. That's a good starting point for playing tough defense.

We had muscle in Big Frank, he was just too short.

Back to zero percent.

The 4 is a little thin on this roster. But then Garcia... :)

I am hoping that coach makes a gem out of Turner. He is a wild card that could vault this team up the standings, if Medved can get him in great shape and make a big time player of him.

Great get! Time to get greedy, let's go get one more big guy to finish this off.

Love it!

That exemption should be looked at again now, considering that the financial landscape of sports has changed. With social security payments, for example, if you have other income your social security earnings begin to get taxed more heavily. I think this should be done with college sports now if...

The NIL money is taxable, that is a no brainer. I think you are correct that the other benefits they get, including the scholarship value, should now be taxable benefits as well. If one works for a company ( as really these athletes are now doing) and gets a car to use- that's a taxable benefit...

One complicating factor- the House Settlement has not been passed yet. So it may be that the waiting game is about that?

They are the ones drawing the double and triple teams as soon as they drive.

It was a bad hire from the beginning.