[socalstanfan1]

This post could be rewritten nearly word-for-word, replacing "Chasson Randle" for "Aaron Bright" in all instances.

The answer, of course, is that it starts at the top.

I tend to agree, but I guess I'm a bit more surprised at Bright's regression.  Even as I was criticizing Dawkins last season for not developing his talent, Bright always struck me as the exception to the rule: the one player who kept making improvements in his game.  Until now, when he has just disappeared.  Randle's play has been spotty (maybe that is being generous); Powell has made a nice step forward, Huestis is Huestis.  But the biggest disappointment for me has been Bright, maybe because I had the most hope for him to really orchestrate the offense this year. 

[socalstanfan1]

This post could be rewritten nearly word-for-word, replacing "Chasson Randle" for "Aaron Bright" in all instances.

The answer, of course, is that it starts at the top.

I tend to agree, but I guess I'm a bit more surprised at Bright's regression.  Even as I was criticizing Dawkins last season for not developing his talent, Bright always struck me as the exception to the rule: the one player who kept making improvements in his game.  Until now, when he has just disappeared.  Randle's play has been spotty (maybe that is being generous); Powell has made a nice step forward, Huestis is Huestis.  But the biggest disappointment for me has been Bright, maybe because I had the most hope for him to really orchestrate the offense this year.