Big Old Booger
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No, You are just plain wrong. You are missing the big picture. Way to caught up in stats. Osby for example. He looks much better in games than he does in practice. Sure, he will make a play now and then that defines him as the talent he is.
But, in practice, it is a struggle for him to get an open look or a rebound, or to assert his will like he did much of the conference season. I guess that some one could come up with a lot of angles for why that is the case. But, the over riding factor is that Spangle can go toe to toe with him in most of the areas Osby is good. And Bennett is only a couple of ticks behind.
The freshman guards on the other hand, have looked much better in practice than they have in games than they did through the conference season. The primary reason of course is that the other conference teams put better players on the floor than the players they caught in practice.
We will be young next season. I can not predict how much they will improve or how consistent they will be. But, I can predict that their ceiling will be much higher.
That is good stuff right there. This team will be much improved on defense and rebounding. How many teams did Kelvin roll out that didn't look like much (offense) on paper, but won games by playing good defense and getting rebounds?