It all depends on where his head is at currently. You have to remember these are very young men. Maturity comes later for some than others, but often when the switch flips, its dramatic. His experience at KU was likely an eyeopener. The bench is the ultimate humility tool, and he got a big dose of it late last season.
Dix got a mind of his own.
switch to prune juice from beet juice?
If he had suddenly discovered maturity and perspective, he'd be sticking out his commitment to Self and Kansas.
Storr could benefit from a 'my way or the highway' type in BU. Look at Tre, his play turned around quickly after some motivation via the bench.
Moreover, look at how Storr's production and percentages dipped at Kansas as he had to share the court with other very talented players and eventually adapt to his role as it changed throughout the season. If he had a Tre White moment mid-season, would he respond to it the way Tre did? Doubtful. The college season is too short to take this gamble.
I agree with this 1000% by the way.
I think the difference is Mayer was recruited to be the guy, or at least one of the key players on the team. My interpretation is that Storr's price is so low he wouldn't impact our ability to get other guys we want for that role, and that Storr would be a guy who would have to earn his minutes; and if he doesn't it's not a real impact to the outlook for the season. In that scenario, I like it.
This confused the heck out of me, because I forgot for a minute that Dix even had a first name
I know it's only two years, but next year will be Kylan's team, and I think he's wired like the captain we need for next season.
