“Rent is Due” - Cal

[HenryMuto]

He may as well play he isn't playing 4 years here most likely.

 

[hotelblue]

If you don't have him on ignore yet I can't imagine what you're waiting for

i waited and he asked me if he should put me on ignore. was pretty cool actually. i said yes of course.

 

[#1uk#1ukfan]

the other will never be spoken

 

[GonzoCat90]

i waited and he asked me if he should put me on ignore. was pretty cool actually. i said yes of course.

I think I was able to tolerate him less than a week. Sometimes you can just tell as soon as they sign up.

 

[Skyguyb27]

I only mentioned it because it happens ALL THE TIME where athletes are affected mentally by an injury. It can cause them to hold back, withdraw from contact, etc. How many times have we seen in baseball, for example, where a player develops the "yips"? Suddenly they can't slide into a base, they can't throw it from home plate to first, they can't crowd the plate, etc. A lot more goes into physical rehabbing than just the physical part of it. Some never recover.

I think POY might have had a little issue with this when he first came back from his injury. I could be wrong, I've been wrong before.

 

[CELTICAT]

Back in 2012, Kyle Wiltjer from February on basically would come in, take open threes, usually make them, and that was it. Averaged about ten minutes (more against chump teams, less against elite teams), and basically just took open three pointers.

In 1998, Cameron Mills averaged 12 minutes a game down the stretch, and just took open three pointers.

Dontaie Allen can be that guy. We have to figure out how to put 70 points on the board in March. We’ve got 4 that can get us to 60 consistently. If some can step up and put 3-6 more points on the board, that’s huge.

 

[kyups01]

If he’s participating at 100% then he’ll be kept an eye on. When he starts to out-perform others in practice consistently then he’ll be on the court.

Else no.

Ok Calipari, didnt know you posted on here.