New Mexico (MSG), Sun., Nov. 17, 12 Noon, FS-1

Marillac2 said:
I couldn’t disagree more. He only took four shots and let his teammates figure it out on their own while they have that luxury.

As soon as the game got close, he big-brothered Wagner. He knew he could do that at will. What’s the point of doing that for 30 minutes when we have so many other guys that need to figure stuff out? You want them doing that against top 25 teams?
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You're entitled to your opinion. However, I was agreeing with the substance of the article and recent comments by his own teammates.
Wilcher: "“I want Kadary to start getting back to himself, taking more shots because I feel like it’s really not many people in college that can stay in front of him,” Wilcher said. “He’s just figuring it out. It’s still early in the season. We’re only three games in. Watch, next game you’re going to see a totally different [player].”

Frankly, he's the new kid on the block along Smith in the backcourt and a more trained eye will see THEY are the ones trying to figure out Pitino's system.😉
Wilcher, R.J. Luis, Zuby and Dunlap aren't the ones trying to adjust. You guys may get all excited about 7 assists and 2 points from a $million dollar college basketball player but most people are not.....regardless of the partisan likes you may get in your retort.
He had very average performances last season while at Seton Hall to the point of disinterest and benching. Like I said, this level player needs to have his war paint on his face and not look "passive" in any game.....regardless of competition.

Tomorrow he will be one of two showcase guards on the court. Let's hope the kid from. New Mexico isn't the one scouts notice more.
 
Rocket said:
You're entitled to your opinion. However, I was agreeing with the substance of the article and recent comments by his own teammates.
Wilcher: "“I want Kadary to start getting back to himself, taking more shots because I feel like it’s really not many people in college that can stay in front of him,” Wilcher said. “He’s just figuring it out. It’s still early in the season. We’re only three games in. Watch, next game you’re going to see a totally different [player].”

Frankly, he's the new kid on the block along Smith in the backcourt and a more trained eye will see THEY are the ones trying to figure out Pitino's system.😉
Wilcher, R.J. Luis, Zuby and Dunlap aren't the ones trying to adjust. You guys may get all excited about 7 assists and 2 points from a $million dollar college basketball player but most people are not.....regardless of the partisan likes you may get in your retort.
He had very average performances last season while at Seton Hall to the point of disinterest and benching. Like I said, this level player needs to have his war paint on his face and not look "passive" in any game.....regardless of competition.

Tomorrow he will be one of two showcase guards on the court. Let's hope the kid from. New Mexico isn't the one scouts notice more.
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Richmond doesn’t have to figure anything out on offense. Pitino’s defense is hard to learn, the offense is very basic.

Coach almost certainly called him into his office as a captain and asked him if he would be fine giving up his starting spot this same and taking a step back so he could get Smith and Dunlap more acclimated.

I think you are just way off on this and it will look silly in two weeks.
 
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