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Nerlens Noel credited assistant coaches Kenny Payne and Orlando Antigua for helping him benefit from the extra workouts
Nerlens Noel and Kyle Wiltjer believe the team is on the road to reaching their full potential
Calipari knows what it would take to get Kyle Wiltjer more free throws
As the Feb. 21 trade deadline looms, Eric Bledsoe is expected to attract serious attention from rival teams that are already convinced he could be their starting point guard
John Wall has reached out to Gary Payton to learn how to overcome struggles and how to fit his game into the NBA and succeed
The challenge for Doron Lamb is to become a consistent shooter without the benefit of major minutes
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January 17th, 2013 at 7:01 pm
We need AP and AG to buyin before we will reach full potential.
January 17th, 2013 at 7:17 pm
good stuff…
January 17th, 2013 at 7:28 pm
Bledsoe is about to really get paid and should be a starting PG. He’s shown he can do it. I haven’t checked any official info, but from box scores, his stats are often as good or better than Chris Paul, on a per minute basis.
I hope Noel & Wiltjer are right, but I’m skeptical this team will ever reach its potential. The season is half gone and the level of improvement has been fairly small, even after camp Cal. Archie and Alex are not significantly better. Kyle looked much better last game, but that was only one game out of about 55 games he has played under Cal. The light may flip on any moment, for this team, and I’ll be pleasantly surprised.