Agreed, but Collins himself said that he did some soul searching and got back to basics.The responsibility of determining the strategy and focus of the team, cultivating a team culture, motivating the players, building the team, and managing player rotations typically falls upon the head coach. Assistant coaches, on the other hand, are usually in charge of providing individualized coaching and guidance to the players in order to develop their fundamental skills. The defensive wizard 🧙♂️is particularly exceptional at teaching the fundamental aspects of defense, such as proper positioning and active hands. These elements make up a significant portion of playing fundamental defense. The players constantly hear the defensive wizard 🧙♂️emphasizing the importance of being in the right place at the right time, and they witness the bright orange fruit that proper positioning bears. Collins deserves recognition for prioritizing players who excel in defense over those who lack defensive skills in his rotations. Additionally, he should be commended for securing the services of the defensive wizard🧙♂️. All these factors serve as evidence that defensive excellence is a key focus in teams led by Collins.
Maybe that meant "We need to play tougher."
I don't want to credit Gragg for that!
And I think BMac and Talor Battle scrimmaging with the team probably helped too, especially for Boo Buie getting into the paint.
Better staff, better camaraderie, better results.