And Fouss. He seems to be overlooked by almost everyone here. He will contribute

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I think team chemistry is a big concern going into next season

Indy Coug Loquacious Lummox

Jun 10, 11:08am

This will be a challenge across most of CBB

RockyBalboa

Jun 10, 11:10am

Chemistry is one of the biggest reasons we over performed last year.

Indy Coug

Jun 10, 11:10am

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Shawarma

Jun 10, 11:20am

Lack of enough talent got us a first round exit

karatekid

Jun 10, 1:46pm

I’m optimistic I’m excited more excited than I have ever been for any BYU sport

44C

Jun 10, 2:02pm

chemistry is an essential component and a CSF for most sports teams...

icecougar

Jun 10, 5:00pm

His time in the G league should come in handy for handling this problem

CycloneCoug

Jun 10, 11:10am

He's got the advantage of a clean slate this year. In future, there will be dis

DirtyWater

Jun 10, 11:12am

It will be an increasing problem across college basketball.

kccougar

Jun 10, 11:13am

The "Chemisty" that in the past gave us slow LDS boys was a bigger

Goatnapper'96

Jun 10, 11:21am

Precisely. No more Skandinavian ski teams.

Archaea

Jun 10, 11:39am

Skandies rule!

Plantagenet

Jun 10, 12:33pm

Absolutely... Arkansas had one of the top recruiting classes last year but chemistry was a major issue

Coug

Jun 10, 11:25am

And Fouss. He seems to be overlooked by almost everyone here. He will contribute

Archaea

Jun 10, 11:47am

Few players will be able to handle Traore.

Plantagenet

Jun 10, 12:34pm

They had too much chemistry. Male love triangle amongst the players?

byubyu

Jun 10, 1:55pm

Maybe. But so far KY has exceeded expectations (to me) in every way

Future_Tacos

Jun 10, 11:27am

This is my biggest concern. Having carryovers as key players helps with this

Dr T-bone

Jun 10, 11:37am

I’d call it a focus more than a concern

niqmadu

Jun 10, 11:38am

Sounds like managing an NBA team. I hope someone on staff has NBA experience…

Northpaw

Jun 10, 11:41am

It's almost like everyone's being paid.

Plantagenet

Jun 10, 12:35pm

I think risk is about the maturity of freshmen would be stars, trying to lead smart 24-25 year old guys.

roseyscenario

Jun 10, 12:00pm

What r u talking about? Adams was injured and thus out of shape. That was not

Cougarbib

Jun 10, 12:19pm

Didn't say anything about chemistry.

roseyscenario

Jun 10, 12:33pm

Like I asked, what did u say about Adams in the midst of a discussion about

Cougarbib

Jun 10, 1:06pm

"Teammates as coaches"? Sounds like the NBA...good time to learn how it works.

Plantagenet

Jun 10, 12:38pm

Whelp, I’m still going to be happy about who we got 🙂

Incentivize

Jun 10, 12:11pm

Good choice.

Plantagenet

Jun 10, 12:39pm

Manage it like G league.

Plantagenet

Jun 10, 12:31pm

With NIL, chemistry will be a challenge every year in basketball. Much more so

PhilPete

Jun 10, 12:31pm

AAU guys vs Euro guys who view themselves as "one and dones"...

icecougar

Jun 10, 2:08pm

I don’t think this is unique to BYU, but yeah you hope the team meshes well.

nitestal

Jun 10, 2:28pm

My biggest concern with the variety of players being recruited

mkscougar

Jun 10, 2:44pm

This is true for most every competitive team. Just modern CBB

NYC and Japan

Jun 10, 4:11pm

Chemistry difficulties with great players >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Chemistry difficulties with poor players.

PJMort

Jun 10, 5:30pm

I agree 💯. This will be a never before seen type of team @ BYU

MrSandman

Jun 10, 5:49pm

Fair. But chemistry WAY better as a concern vs. a strength at this stage

cajuncoug

Jun 10, 6:30pm

I think BYU was as good as they were last year because of continuity on the roster. So that means the 25-26 year could

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