John Jenkins

Look, they shot a lot of threes.

John Jenkins hit some big shots.

Bryce was not great, but he played extremely well in making big plays when they needed them most.

I'm hesitant to talk too much about Twitter or X, whatever it's called these days, online criticism, but just started to see a little bit that was headed Trevor Gleeson's way and reading it, regardless of the result today, reading it, I thought, gee, that's unfair.

He's got a different Bryce Cotton than the Bryce Cotton he coached five, six years ago out in Perth.

So it's just trying to work together as a unit, come together effectively, and figure out what style of play best suits that team to win basketball games.

I also thought the criticism, Jack, of John Jenkins was unfair.

It's a guy who looked really good in the preseason, looked like he had increased mobility, solid athleticism.

So right now I would go with Bryce at the one.

I'd go with John Jenkins at the two.

I would go with Matt Kenyon at the three, Cheatham four, and then Rakosevich five.

Because?

No Humphreys in that game.

John Jenkins didn't play in that game.

And Dwayne Cameron was actually injured, rolled his ankle in that game, and that's why he's out.

So they were able to beat Melbourne, you know, under man.

We're happy to live with anyone else.

And those other guys, you know, look, Jacob Rigoni, who started this year, he's coming off an excellent NBL one season where he shot the ball very well from outside, but he hasn't been able to get going.

John Jenkins couldn't get going here against the New Zealand Breakers on Sunday.

And Isaac White just hasn't been able to get it going, nor Keanu Rasmussen, who's struggled from outside as well.