Post#1299 » by cgf » Tue Nov 9, 2021 4:30 pm
RJ can become our best player and a title-winning #1...but he's not yet and we shouldn't be putting that expectation on him. Having Julius as the hub of the offense, who teams scheme against, is a boon for RJ's development because it lets him focus on specific aspects of his game without having to carry a burden he's not ready for yet. So let's take our time with this healthy growth environment that we have and enjoy watching the steps along the way.
Last season RJ took a huge stride as a C&S guy and secondary perimeter stopper. This season he's taken a huge step as the primary perimeter stopper and is flashing the steps his off-the-dribble game can take moving forward. So let's patiently increase his responsibilities in coordination with his development. Overburdening a kid is a great way to shake their confidence.
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