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Collin, as has been reported before, says he’s back in Georgia where he’s from. Says he’s spending a lot of time with his family.
As far as staying in shape, says he’s doing a lot of running, biking and agility. Says the team has been doing yoga sessions on Zoom.
On JB and success under him: “Felt like we were moving in the right direction.” Says JB is “gonna fight for you” and wants “the best for each and every player.” Says something he’s said before about JB knowing how the league works because he’s been around it.
On why he’s had scoring success: “Just letting the game come to me.” Says when he forces things, it gets harder. Says making the simple play has helped too.
Hardest part of adjusting to the league was travel and sheer number of games, he says.
Says the passing part of his game “has grown tremendously”, saying its about see the pass for assists more, but also getting hockey assists.
Says him and Love were talking about the season coming back and they want to finish strong and finish the year with good rhythm. Says it’s “very important” to get the games back.
Collin said something similar on Chris Haynes’ pod, FWIW.
also notes that playing games or not is a tough decision.
also notes that playing games or not is a tough decision.
On playing for four coaches in two years: “Just taking bits and pieces from each coach along the way.” Under Ty, for example, it was three-point shooting. Under Drew, it was leading. Under Beilein, it was running the floor, running to the corners. Under JB, it’s playing free.
Collin says he’s been playing with his brother at home, but they never finish because his brother (who is older) just starts fouling him a lot. Says he hasn’t finished a game with his brother since ninth grade when he beat him for the first time.
On his three-point dip in December: Said he was taking shots he shouldn’t have and that he had go back to what was working with his mechanics.
On the team going forward: “We’re just going to continue to grow.” Says it happens off the court too.
Says he will watch the HORSE competition. His go-to shot in HORSE is a left-handed free throw.
