This takes the point completely out of context.
We weren’t going to make the tournament last year.
Thus playing kids in conference games to develop them in the future to be contribute was the point.
Playing to continue the winning streak and barely better than .500 isn’t exactly the goal.
If those kids were leaving no matter what then not playing them was smart.
If they were ever going to be part of the rotation here. Playing them a little isn’t exactly the worst idea.
But your point totally incorporates that.
If we have kids who can play on the bench they should get a chance to show what they have.
When the starters aren’t exactly superstars who should have to play all the minutes.
If you have an all-conference talent you play them the whole game.
Practice isn’t the only way to develop talent.
Kids don’t want to sit more than one year.
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