In the thread where so much talk of KJ starting or not, I think we're going to see Bill reinvent himself once again. I think Bill has went from his first decade at KU staple of hi-low to 4-1 because his talent demanded it. I also think that in many ways, KJ is the perfect hi in the hi-low. Two more years perfecting that free throw line area soft touch he showed such improvement on... I think he can hit that shot... obviously a great driver and underrated passer...
I truly believe we will switch back and forth from hi-low and 4 out-one in this coming year a whole lot more. That's where I see KJ's strength being. And depending on the matchup... that could be a pretty darn good swing strategy as a momentum changer. Especially those nights where we have those cold spells from outside and long scoring spells like we had this year. Having both approaches could make us one bitch of a matchup headache for anyone.
I truly believe we will switch back and forth from hi-low and 4 out-one in this coming year a whole lot more. That's where I see KJ's strength being. And depending on the matchup... that could be a pretty darn good swing strategy as a momentum changer. Especially those nights where we have those cold spells from outside and long scoring spells like we had this year. Having both approaches could make us one bitch of a matchup headache for anyone.
