Travis could continue to struggle offensively. You're basing your assumptions on what ifs. I'm not saying Nick will or wont be a top 5 scorer. I think he has a legitimate shot based off how Cal didn't give up on him last year and tried to feature him more, matched with the improvement shown in Bahamas and what some have seen in practices. He is the only true center on the roster and one of the more athletic players. Reid is more of a below the rim type player, which aren't exactly the type Cal has a lot of experience or success with. Jorts would be an exception and it took a couple seasons. And that was more as a last result, fluke type situation. I hope travis is successful and becomes a major stud, but to ignore history and precedent with Cal players is a little goofy.
Hagans really isn't a shooter or primary scorer. Ask any expert. He's far more of a setup man who looks to score secondary. Again, he has speed to attack the basket. Probably the best of anyone we have. He also can be great in transition. Hopefully his defense results in some easy scoring opportunities as well. Green, quickly, herro will all likely be higher volume scorers than Hagans. Anyone who knows much about basketball can see that. It's not a knock on Hagans at all. It's actually more of a compliment because that type of player is rare and vital.
