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Originally Posted by saphojunkie
Hield starts putting in the work to fix his shot. But he is the 11th man on a deep Rockets team, and frankly he is simply not a priority for a coaching staff trying to make a playoff run. Buddy puts in the time, but he gets nowhere near the attention that he did as the marquee player for a college team that ABSOLUTELY NEEDS him to be competitive.
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In a situation like that, he would obviously get more game minutes in college than the NBA.
I don't follow the details of what is and is not allowed, but don't NBA teams have bigger coaching staffs and more money. So is it really true that a college star is going to get more individual coaching in college, where you nominally have to go to class, you have far fewer games, you can't spend as much of the year formally practicing, as would a NBA bench player?