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[QUOTE="two3zone, post: 1048928, member: 3651"]
Again, if that were true, Rak would be much improved from even his sophomore season.  His numbers are identical to his sophomore season, and not significantly better than his freshman season.  Rak and Gbinje are perfect examples of kids that don't necessarily significantly improve just because of playing time.[/quote]

This is 100% false.  Rak improved his FG from %53 to 61%, that is drastic.  He also shot the ball about a half shot a game less than he did his sophomore year.   He rebounded about a half a rebound a game more this season than last while only averaging just 3 minutes more a game.

If anything, this is on the coaching, there is zero reason with all of our injuries this year that Rak should have only averaged 3 more minutes a game than he did the year before with his improvements, I didn't even include his 73% shooting from the line which would be an asset if he would have gotten the ball more to draw some fouls.

Anybody who says Rak didn't improve from his Soph to Jr year is either blind or has something against him, his improvements were clear even to the bare eye.
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