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UKani said...
BigBlueMook
You can't go off of playing time and here is why..... Pitino will play a player if all he can do is shoot because he will call plays that will put that player in position to just shoot and not do much else. Calipari on the other hand has stated that he needs you to be the whole package he needs you to do everything and if all you can do is just shoot you aren't playing much. So the coaches philosophies are different and the roster is different as well. Kuric never had a player like Eric Bledsoe or Doron Lamb and Darius Miller and MKG on the roster and because of that there were more playing time available for Kuric. If you go by your logic of saying one player is more athletic than another player because of the playing time he got then that would mean that Josh Harrellson was more athletic than Demarcus Cousins because last year during the final four run Harrellson played more minutes per game than Cousins did the season before.... So as you see you can't go off of that logic.
Also coaches would play a player more because he's got better basketball skills and that is different than athleticism. Angel Nunez who is behind Kuric by all accounts is way more athletic than Kuric but Kuric is the most basketball ready because of his basketball skills. I think this department where he is better than John Hood. There is a difference there.
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tWhit said...
Was offered by Duke, Florida, UT. A lot of good teams wanted him. At one time he was the 18th ranked player in the class according to Rival. He's 6'6 at least and has nice length and leaping ability. I think he can definitely be a shot maker for us. I worry about him a little on D but thats okay when you've got the best shot blocker since Anthony Davis erasing mistakes. I look forward to seeing how Cal can develop Hood.



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