And what path was that? Sell the house for KD and Kyrie... It almost worked
Just for some historical perspective, Golden State was a mess when Steph Curry was drafted. Here are their records his first three seasons:
2009-10: 26-56
2010-11: 36-46
2011-12: 23-43 (he played less this season because of an ankle injury that required surgery)
Different head coach each season too. But the good thing was Steph got tons of playing time. He started 77 games and plaed 36.2 mpg as a rookie. Yes, ultimately that team became good because they were eventually able to draft Klay and Dramond. But Steph became Steph because he got to play significant minutes from day one. In an alternate universe where the Golden State messes front office never gets it together, Stephs career is not "ruined." Instead he leaves in free agency (or via trade) and wins elsewhere, and still has the amazing career we appreciate him for, we just associate it with a different jersey.
Ballmer's defense will be.. "I was just following the current NIL model the judges and legislatures have imposed on College ball"
It would have worked except untimely playoff injuries. Even with the injuries they were 2 inches from going to the finals.And what path was that? Sell the house for KD and Kyrie... It almost worked
Maybe, "Cheating always worked at my old job "Ballmer's defense will be.. "I was just following the current NIL model the judges and legislatures have imposed on College ball"
The doors are always open….
I understand that if Kofi stayed that the offense never would have evolved to what it was but it is hard to not imagine what a potential lineup of Domask, Shannon, Coleman, and Kofi would have done together.I have trouble not thinking about Kofi's potential senior year every time I think about him.
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