If you pick Bradley or Berry, also pick another, just in case.
While I don't rule out Luke making additional improvements, I figure his big jump happened this year.
I sort of feel the same way about Kenny, although he has more room for improvement, so he could make big strides.
Theo could be that guy. He might have been that guy this year if not for the 2 injuries that sort of kept him from putting it all together. He still needs to improve his shooting and focus. But he gave good signs this year that he will be able to do that. In which case he could have an impressive senior year. He'll have incentive, too, because he'll need a great year to get the NBA recognition he needs.
That said, I'm more inclined to put my money on either 7th or Brandon. Seventh seemed to be on the verge of major improvements the last couple of months. His shot still sucked, but his handle was much better. He's strong. Good effort on D. I worry that he looks unhappy, but that could be determination to do better. And if that's the case, I think he'll succeed with this season under his belt.
Brandon is so quick and fearless, that I just have to believe that if he muscles up and works on his shot he could have a breakout soph year. Now he might not get the minutes to show that if we sign Knox. But if we don't sign Knox, I see him playing 20+ minutes backing up Theo and a bit at SG. He needs to bulk up to be ready for that.
While I don't rule out Luke making additional improvements, I figure his big jump happened this year.
I sort of feel the same way about Kenny, although he has more room for improvement, so he could make big strides.
Theo could be that guy. He might have been that guy this year if not for the 2 injuries that sort of kept him from putting it all together. He still needs to improve his shooting and focus. But he gave good signs this year that he will be able to do that. In which case he could have an impressive senior year. He'll have incentive, too, because he'll need a great year to get the NBA recognition he needs.
That said, I'm more inclined to put my money on either 7th or Brandon. Seventh seemed to be on the verge of major improvements the last couple of months. His shot still sucked, but his handle was much better. He's strong. Good effort on D. I worry that he looks unhappy, but that could be determination to do better. And if that's the case, I think he'll succeed with this season under his belt.
Brandon is so quick and fearless, that I just have to believe that if he muscles up and works on his shot he could have a breakout soph year. Now he might not get the minutes to show that if we sign Knox. But if we don't sign Knox, I see him playing 20+ minutes backing up Theo and a bit at SG. He needs to bulk up to be ready for that.