I think the 'disarray' or 'discombobulation' that some think they see is primarily due to 4 factors: 1) more tape has exposed our existing weaknesses 2) Fulkerson's health and energy, 3) sickness/injuries to key players, and 4) freshmen and transfers who are still in the learning process.
As more tape has been logged ... the tendencies and weaknesses of players becomes more readily visible ... Powell does not shoot a good % when is moving - so do not let him setup to shoot, Chandler does turn the ball over - so pressure him, etc.
I think John's got his head in a good place, now ... but it also means that we will see John begin to play more AS he gets healthier and stronger. Keep an eye on the number of mpg he plays. That tells you how healthy he is in reality.
You can't control #3 - you just live with it. It creates odd combinations on the floor sometimes and things do get ugly. Fulkerson, JJJ and Chandler have all missed games together.
BHH has broken through a wall - so a little forward surge may appear, Chandler driving does not help us if he shoots low FT %, Zakai and Chandler keep correcting little things, etc.
The glue to this team, right now is Santi and Zakai. The next 7 games are the ones that are going to be fluid, because I believe we will be tinkering and developing players. I'll call it 5-2. Chandler is the straw that stirs the drink and Fulkerson is the key to doing deep in tournaments. JJJ is the one makes the defense work.
Beginning with the KY, and we will be rolling with what we got ... heading into the SEC and NCAA tournament. I'll call it 4-2 down the stretch.
21-9 overall, but if we are lucky and get the offense back on the fast track 23-7. If John does not get stronger ... 19-11.