The Paradigm Has Shifted

[arxpert]

Perhaps he won't earn the tag if he averages 3+ TO/game and/or can't break a press, can't penetrate a zone, etc.

No one on Arizona proved they could do it against top level competition last year. Carter is being drafted like Dalen Terry. For his Measurables... and the fact he is elite. Tommy chose to try to hide Carter and failed.

Bradley should have stayed in the draft pool if this is what you are saying. Happy to have him back if he can play as a good teammate, but he will be outclassed by 3 to 4 guys on his own roster.

All I want to know now is more about his Revenue Sharing.

[KansasCityCats]

If Bryant is a lottery pick, then nobody failed.  Lloyd used him in the Sweet 16 and he had a bad game, which slightly attributed to the loss.

Arizona had THREE contributors with 25+ MPG, ~3 APG and under 2 TO/G.  Jaden Bradley was the most consistent point guard and he absolutely broke the press, created opportunities and prevented silly mistakes.  With Love out of the picture, he has an opportunity to increase his assist rate.  His only downfall last year was his 3PT%, which isn't an attribute related to a "floor general".

I'm also intrigued about the revenue sharing package but I'm sure that'll never be publicly discussed, unless a player's family opens up about the situation.  That's an ideal NIL situation because the players make money if/when the program makes money...in lieu of shifting funds from donors that would otherwise give to the athletic program and assist ALL Arizona sports teams.

[arxpert]

I'm also intrigued about the revenue sharing package but I'm sure that'll never be publicly discussed

Oh yes it will and it already has. I will be spearheading that initiative big time. Whether it is revenue from tickets, popcorn, or sell outs in major arenas around the country. I will find out.