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Message: [QUOTE="dwalks93, post: 2040607, member: 5598"] I completely agree with your post. Due to injuries and the currently available personnel Adams needs to be on the court almost the entire game. Moreover, Adams has to run the offense and be in "attack mode" the whole time. That requires a ton of energy and very little opportunity to take a rest series. To expect that kind of conditioning may be unrealistic but it is the reality for what UConn is asking Adams to do this year. It wasn't meant to be a criticism of Adams but simple an area that if he improves he can vastly help UConn and his game. I'm not sure I'd put Adam's conditioning on the same level as Kemba, Napier and Boatright at this point in his career (yes I recognize that is not an apple to apple comparison as Adams is being asked to do more). Having something to work on is not a insult. The best players in the world have something they can improve. Improving conditioning is always a good place to start for an athlete. [/QUOTE]