I'd say Randolph, but it has changed from night to night. Randolph, Coop, and Tarrant have pretty much rotated as being the best player on any given night. Other than last night, Retin has been pretty much invisible on offense, but he has been playing better recently. Lately, you could argue that Kessens has been our best player.

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I always thought Randolph had what it takes but was never aggressive enough. Has that changed?

Yes, but he still disappears at times and has been rather quiet lately.

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What about Kessins? Had no clue about him until I watched the A&M game. He looked good too.

He had a terrible start to the season, but he's been a monster recently. He's got the best all around post game we've had since God knows when.

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Do we have any young guys with lots of potential? How does our future look?

Riley Norris and Justin Coleman ooze potential and Norris has been a key cog on this team. He's been great on the boards and providing a lot of hustle plays. He's also been hitting his deep shot recently which is what he was known for in HS. Coleman is the quickest player we have (which is saying something when we have Retin) and has a great bball IQ. He has struggled recently, but I'm not worried about him in the least. Kid would've been a 5-star in HS had he been 6-foot. Haven't seen enough from Mitchell to judgr his potential, but he was a deadly deep range guy in HS and he has a great personality so I'll be rooting for him. Since he committed to us he's gone to work promoting our program to fans and recruits.

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Our record suprised me though you guys think we have a chance to make the tournament?

If I had to give you the odds, I'd say 50-50. We certainly have the talent this year, but this is the year Grant will have to prove that he can coach.

This post was edited on 1/9/15 at 6:03 pm