Hill said James routinely excels in practice. The next step is to transfer those results to game day.
"We need him to play like he does in practice," Hill said. "He plays with so much confidence in practice, but when he gets in a game right now -- at this point -- he's playing not to make mistakes, so he's not as aggressive as he is in practice. We need him to play like he plays in practice. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. We've told him since Day One, 'You're going to make mistakes, (so) make aggressive mistakes.' We need him to just go play freely, attack, make plays, drive and kick, rebound. We need him to do those things with confidence. That helps our team. We've got to start resting these guys (starters) some more."