Year 1: 75.1 ppg, 75.2 pa
Year 2: 74.5 ppg, 73.0 pa
Year 3: 73.8 ppg, 65.7 pa
Year 4: 82.0 ppg, 69.7 pa (31-6 Grant's last year)
Year 5: 67.1 ppg, 64.2 pa
Year 6: 71.9 ppg, 63.5 pa
Year 7: 73.5 ppg, 62.9 pa (27-8 KC year & SECT Champs)
Year 8: 70.8 ppg, 57.9 pa
So really there's only been 2 seasons where the offense wasn't scoring 73 or more a game, and it's more about personnel than coaching IMO. Year 5 was Bowden, Fulky, Pons, Turner returning talent and then ON, Uros, Santi, JJJ, Pember, Gaines were all in year 1 and then Turner's season ended after 11 games. Following season was the "back to basketball" year that was shortened because of COVID and Springer/Keon didn't get much off-season practice etc.
And then this year, Phillips and Key not being more consistent scoring threats was really the reason.
Next year I'm hoping DJ Jefferson, Freddie, Carr, JP, Cade are able to contribute more.
Awaka, BJ, Phillips (if they all return) will be in year 2 and more prepared for grinding through a full season.
Mashack, ZZ, Aidoo will all be in year 3 and that's been the year when Barnes' development seems to pay off. ZZ obviously might be behind a bit and we see his big year in year 4 because of the injury. But Aidoo and Mashack got lots of minutes this year so hopefully they each take the next step.
We'll have 2 scholarships available if all the seniors leave and no one portals out. I think the priority will be on a quick guard who can ball handle, doesn't have to be a true PG but someone with more capability to drive than Santi/Key have. Something BJ may also be focusing on becoming. The other spot I think they want a good/great big (Graham Ike from Wyoming for example) that isn't looking to shoot 3s and wants to get his inside the paint.