Mr. Chapelle, maybe you are better at telling jokes than understanding basketball yourself. For the record, I played several varsity sports in high school and college (basketball, baseball, football and I ran track. I come from a family of multi sports athletes. I was also fortunate enough to coach football, baseball and basketball on the middle and high school levels. No, I'm not related to Justin or anyone on the Carolina team.
My first cousin Steve Wilson played for the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos. Steve also was the head coach for Howard University's football team and a few other college football teams, as well as a semi-pro team. My other first Cousin Richard Sligh another cousin played pro football with Oakland Raiders. He was an AFC Champion and was once famously known as the tallest player in the NFL at 7ft. tall.
At this point, I am going to assume that you have never played a varsity sport. Intramurals is probably your comfort zone. As a former coach and athlete of several sports, I am fully aware of what it takes to compete, win and lose in sports. I totally understand basketball as a former point guard. Needless to say, I have experienced many wins and losses, but grew up playing sports year round, because in my days, you were required to play multiple sports in order to play the sports that you loved most.
I am probably three times your age. So, I will discontinue this debate with you. Let's agree to disagree. Check the next three to four games; I promise that Justin will get more playing time. He probably played over 13 minutes last night. He clearly wasn't the reason why Wake Forest scored or kept the game close. Unfortunately, Caleb had a nightmare of game that kept the game closer than expected.