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But OMG does the Stanford MBB coaching staff have a very poor track record of developing and improving the players on the roster.

This is not and has never been the problem with Haase.  Individually, I see guys improving every year.  As a team, though, it's the same thing year in and year out--too many turnovers, bad spacing, bad positioning on defense, lack of good screens, etc.  The problems with Stanford basketball are almost entirely team problems, not individual problems. (Yeah, shooting is a problem, too, but I sitll think that we're not getting guys in the right places to get good shots--that's a team issue also)

If basketball was a one-on-one sport, Haase would probably be a very successful coach.  But the team stuff continues to elude us.

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But OMG does the Stanford MBB coaching staff have a very poor track record of developing and improving the players on the roster.

This is not and has never been the problem with Haase.  Individually, I see guys improving every year.  As a team, though, it's the same thing year in and year out--too many turnovers, bad spacing, bad positioning on defense, lack of good screens, etc.  The problems with Stanford basketball are almost entirely team problems, not individual problems. (Yeah, shooting is a problem, too, but I sitll think that we're not getting guys in the right places to get good shots--that's a team issue also)

If basketball was a one-on-one sport, Haase would probably be a very successful coach.  But the team stuff continues to elude us.