limited his earning power?lmao he is going be paid millions and make millions during his career. Calpri is a salesman and that's it. He cant coach for a lick. Coaching isn't all about x and o but player development. He develops player. All the players that get drafted under Calpri would of been drafted had they not gone to college in the first place. How did Calpri do with the Harrison twins and their "earning power"? They would of been lottery picks out of high schools and are either even in the league? Daniel Orton another one. Calpri is a sorry *** coach
Your points are always heavily steeped in narrative bias. The fact of the matter is UK has scouting failures like everyone else. They've got humans doing the job right? They're not infallible.
People prefer to pretend like UK scouting staff is infallible, it fits their personal biased preferences... they get best recruits, every time, it's failsafe, no matter the year, no matter any variables - Death, Taxes and UK getting the best recruits... So all the failures are on the coach.. which is complete nonsense. It's narrative bias, and SCAPEGOATING...
Over and over again people jump to conclusions and just run with it, without ever thinking about what hard evidence there is to support it. It's a natural function of the brain, literally everyone does it, to try and rationalize something you don't have a full grasp on.
It's the same premise as why you've never seen an "ET" but you probably associate them with the features seen in this image
Cal didn't limit the twins earning power. If anything he actually limited Devin Bookers by putting him on the bench.. it was a case of seniority, which they more than earned..
Coach Cal provided all they could've asked for, as far as minutes and role were concerned. Same treatment Isaiah Briscoe's gotten this past season. Briscoe and the twins limited their own earning power, Is Coach Cal at fault for dudes not being as good as they were advertised? obviously not.. The one thing he could've done better in the case of the Twins was have them cut weight going into the Fr year, ultimately that would've probably made very little difference.
Now Miles Bridges could go higher in next years draft than this years, is that really going to pay off for him long-term tho? This means you're getting rookie scale $$ in your 4th year instead of a potentially bid up RFA contract.. this is also completely reliant on him staying injury free..
