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Message: [QUOTE="DogMania, post: 5117395, member: 21"] Patience is needed when it comes to coaches developing the players and rotations that they believe gives them the best chance of winning. That's what Hurley is doing. I agree about the offense boging down when Aidan is in there. I hope he learns it soon and begins making quicker and correct decisions. As for Nowell and Abraham supplanting Aiden and Stewart respectively, they will have to prove to Hurley they can defend and execute against better competition. As talented they are, I'm not sure that is going to happen anytime soon. I like what I've seen in both, but for now, Hurley is likely going to stick with giving the current rotation players opportunities to develop. As for Stewart, he just had his best game of the season. I'd like to see him attack the basket more and hope his outside shot comes around like it did last season. He's probably feeling a lot of pressure competing with McNeeley and Ross for playing time. He'll be fine. [/QUOTE]