I think we all loved Matthews' athleticism from day. His defense improved as the year progressed, but the thing that he needed to improve, his shooting, never got much better. If he were a better ball handler, he could score on drives, but if he's wanting to be a scorer instead of an energy guy, he probably made the right decision. If Briscoe comes back (I still think he's coming back), and with Fox and Monk coming in, and with a senior Hawkins back, and with Willis coming back, the minutes at the 3-spot (which is where Matthews has to play at UK) are limited. Add in the fact that Cal is thinking of Wenyen Gabriel playing the 3 some and now you're looking at Matthews not even seeing the floor unless it's mop-up duty. On a less talented team and with some improved ability to slash, Matthews could start at the 3 and be given a green light to shoot. No matter where he goes, though, if he wants to make it to the NBA, he's got to improve his shooting. It's similar to Briscoe's dilemma. He has other elite skills but he's got to be able to make shots.