[Old School Hound]

Having so many guys that can play can be fool's gold. Having ten or more guys getting minutes and being substituted in and out can reek havoc on a team's ability to get into a maintain a rhythm or flow, especially against teams like South Carolina who like to control tempo and make you grind it out in the halfcourt. Like granny implied, Cal needs to find the seven or eight guys who he can go with, instead of the constant subbing in and out. Hard to get any fluidity with all these different combinations of rotations that seem almost experimental, at times. But, what do I know. I just teach kids how to add fractions.

Btw, granny, I hope you feel better after your surgery. Will be thinking about you, love. Get well soon.