NJH,
I am wrong often. I admit when i am wrong. Stop ignoring looking at the entire 2022-23 season and ignoring the fact that Mulcahy down the stretch wasnt the Mulcahy that was here the 4 years. Also why is Cliff lost offensively?
Caleb was a GREAT rebounder for his position, but our woes are much greater than his rebounding. What about that?
I have 4 years of Mulcahy numbers and evidence, I have last year's numbers before the February swoon. It's still under 9PPG for his career with 4 to 5 assists in 32MPG.
What gives you this hesitation or unwillingness to invest those minutes into Davis, Griffiths and Simpson?? Are you not seeing any flashes of solid play from those 3 guards??
And while that is happening, I'm getting Mulcahy level production from Noah Fernandes. We're not asking Fernandes to grab 4 to 5 boards, but we needed a guard who was willing to take shots off the dribble, instead of dribbling into trouble, stopping and then looking for help.
The team is at 60PPG against legitimate competition, which is where we landed most of last year. Why is that some sort of winning standard, when it didn't result in winning last year??
The rebounding item can be better, but requires or should get resolved a little if and when they clear Jeremiah Williams.....if they don't, that's fine as well, I'll take and stash him for a full year and he becomes a part of the bridge before Dylan and Ace and after they depart.
I am really not concerned about what I've seen so far. I expected more production and shot attempts from Gavin, but I also don't want to overload him, like we did Geo in the full rebuild stage, running aside Corey Sanders and Mike Williams.
If Hyatt plays a normal game (10 to 12 PTS) and Cliff plays a subpar game (8 PTS) and Simpson or Noah hit 2 mid range jumpers, RU approaches 67 to 70PTS.
We aren't really far off IMO. I am encouraged from what I'm seeing from Gavin, Davis and Derek (shooting noted of course).