Regarding this year's team, I didn't think it was very talented but was well coached most of the season. The Auburn game was a disaster. I get the Reid Travis love due to him being a great person, but the team destroyed Auburn playing without him and Reid logged 44 minutes. Montgomery/PJ would've played more together and I'd have gone PJ at the 5 and Keldon at the 4 in a small ball lineup. Cal didn't attempt that at all and he let Auburn dictate things in screen roll/which destroyed Travis. When you squeak by 2 pts and lose by 6 playing certain personnel, and win by 30 without a guy, at least give a different lineup a look-you weren't getting anything offensively from Travis and defensively he wasn't built for that type of opponent.
But hindsight doesn't matter. Game/Season is over. Also, never understood why in the 37th game of the year Ashton Hagans was so tentative? Cal was chewing out Nick Richards and Hagans was staring over waiting for his instructions instead of just playing. If you can't run a set by this time of year, doesn't speak to his confidence being very high or ability to read what is going on in the game.
Maxey paired with Hagans would be ideal because Maxey is assertive, but see some comparing him to Fox, which isn't anything similar. They'd feed off each other and if you can get Herro to return with them, it's perfect trio on perimeter.