Q: On how he changes his approached based on where the first-round draft pick falls:
Kupchak:I’m going out to see games this weekend, but we have a feel of who we think will be top five. … It’s a big difference if you have No. 1 or No. 5. You really have to find out: Are we going to have a pick in the top five — and we’re not going to know that until the lottery. And then No. 2, you have to know what pick you have. If you have No. 1 pick, that may change how you approach free agency. If you draft a big, then maybe now you say you need a guard in the offseason. … Right now, we have a feel of who are going to be the top five guys.
But there’s big guys and there’s guard, and until you know where you’re gonna draft, you’re not gonna know what player you’re going to get unless you get No. 1. You argue for college fans that there may be two guys that everybody feels comfortable at one and two. So if you’re one or two, then you pretty much know what you might do in the offseason. But if you’re not one or two, really you have to wait until you find out where you’re drafting. And then you can kind of shape the offseason. … It’s just too fluid to sit down and say what you’re going to do today in the middle of February, but those are the factors involved.
Mitch better be at this UCLA @ Arizona game.





















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