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[QUOTE="billsin01, post: 4891341, member: 837"]
yeah, incomplete is probably the wrong adjective. Copeland, for example, is great. Love his game in so many ways. But it's just really hard to log consistent minutes if you are no threat to shoot a jumper at all and you're turning the ball over at an alarming clip. He certainly doesn't have to be perfect but just a little bit more control offensively would make him a really nice additive piece for this team.

Taylor is another one. He does a lot of nice things for this group but if he's averaging 3 ppg against power 5 teams, I'm not sure you can really play him 30 minutes. So can he find a way to just be a bit more of a factor offensively? Feel like he can, but if he doesn't it's really hard to see him logging that many minutes.

McLeod -- hope he is or can get healthy -- but regardless, if this is where he's at developmentally it's OK, but he can't play in our base defense. We have to find some other way to keep him near the basket and steal 6-7 minutes a half in a 1-3-1 or something like that.

The list goes on. It's not so much incomplete as traits that make it hard for a coach to consistently keep running you out there.
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