A little brainstorm from the other day 🧠
This could be tweaked in a variety of ways to suit your players/philosophy 👌
I'm interested to know what you would adjust for the players you work with? How would you regress/progress this practice? 🤔
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"I'm never a huge analytics guy. At a certain point, they're a lamppost to a drunk person. You can lean on them, but it won't get you home." - Josh Hart
This is actually a really good quote for all the old school hoopers out here
And just like that, we are HUGE Cade Cunningham fans
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(Via @omarisankofa 🎥)
I have seen people asking why Mark Pope hasn't spoken publicly to the media since the season ended.
Pope is not unique in that. At this point in the offseason, nearly every coach in college basketball has yet to talk to the media publicly.
It's never been standard practice for coaches to hold pressers before finishing their roster, aside from an open spot or two for depth or late additions.
Mark Pope and John Calipari both traditionally held press conferences in May, with another to follow in June/July, then player availability leading up to another coach presser on Media Day in October.
This has not been a point of discussion in past offseasons.
Kentucky has been in contact with Purdue’s Braden Smith, per sources. They are hoping to have a potential deal in place before the upcoming 5 in 5 ruling later this week. Would be a massive acquisition for Mark Pope.