Mostly when they caught the injury bug.That team was so hard to watch some games
That team was so well constructed. I'm critical of Pope but I'm always optimistic at the beginning of a season and hopefully this roster is as fun to watch and fluid offensively as that team was. Last year was just a mess with a badly constructed roster. But, fingers crossed that all the pieces this year fit together like a glove and give us the kind of spacing and movement that makes basketball beautiful to watch.The team had a lot of potential and was really good when healthy. Carr was such a key on that team and Butler was my personal favorite.
Injuries had nothing to do with quitting.That team would have been Popes ticket to a long stay here. Definitely final 4 caliber. Injuries (The only time Pope gets that excuse) really killed them.
Literally none of them were out of shape. The only one who quit was Kriisa. Lamont, Oweh, Amari were hell of defenders. Carr was solid until his back got hurt. Listen I don’t like Pope but this is just an idiotic take.Injuries had nothing to do with quitting.
Injuries had nothing to do with being out of shape.
Injuries had nothing to do with matador defense.
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