CousCuse is 100% correct in his posts on this manner. What we are seeing, and what he is explaining , is similar to playing cupcakes at the beginning of the season. It gets guys playing together, get them used to running plays against opponents other than the practice squads.
Your point is also correct, and had this been a normal season where we haven't had all these interruptions it would be a whole lot more valid. I also wish there was a bit more flexibility in the rotation, but I get why in this point in time there isn't. Again, I don't like it, but I get it.
Buddy's game has improved drastically over the first two years, and there is no reason to believe he won't continue to improve this season and next. Coach has repeatedly said he rewards what he sees in practice, and there can be little doubt Buddy puts in the work every single day, even when paused for Covid. His teammates see this, they know him, and they respect him. You can see it on the court as well.
In short, questions about the coach and his rotation are valid, and there are player buried that shouldn't be based upon what we see in games. We don't however see what happens in practice, we don't see their attitudes, their work ethic, their willingness to be good teammates. It is easy to arm chair quarterback even in basketball where the quarterback position doesn't exist. Every year we as a fan base complain about something with the team, justified or not. We wouldn't be fans if we didn't want perfection and total annihilation of our opponents. But the reality is these are 18- 22 year old kids that are trying to figure out life while playing a sport for a school we all love for different reasons.
Quit bashing others because they have a different point of view, a different opinion than yours. There is no reason you both can't be correct, because every situation has multiple ways it can be handled. You prefer one way, others prefer their own way. Results could vary, but we only see the results of the one chosen to follow. Other ways could be better, they could also turn out much worse. A 64 point second half melt down could have been a 75 point second half meltdown. Or it could have been a 64 point win. It's all conjecture, we will never know. Just because we are frustrated at the results doesn't mean our way would have been any more successful, other than maybe in your own mind to satisfy your own ego.