Ever thought this is what he’s doing this year, transitioning to a team of players that will mostly return? Gotta live though the pain of that transition if that’s what he’s doing.
That's what I was hoping, but when some of your sophomores are stuck on the bench while freshmen take their minutes, it looks like he is starting to give up on the older guys and worried about making the freshmen with better draft outlooks look better. He always seems to do that since he has been here. The guy with the higher ceiling in the draft gets the benefit of the doubt more often than the experienced guy.
I think Briscoe was the exception to that rule. It seemed like it was Cal's personal project to get Briscoe to the NBA. Especially after failing to do so after year one. How many times would it take of him stepping out of bounds in a game before he would get pulled? I rarely recall him ever getting pulled for mistakes.
If Cal really is building for the future instead of the now then he would be smart to announce it to the fans. Let us know that with the possible end of the one and done rule coming that he is going to start recruiting more multi-year players. So we might have some growing pains while trying to build up the experience level of the team. I think that would give him more goodwill with the fans that are frustrated with the play.
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