NBL SuperCoach R3-4

So Bryce Cotton.

In my notes, I've written the F word with 14 Fs, 12 Us, 13 Cs and 12 Ks and 11 exclamation marks.

I was really, really angry about this, but I have calmed a little bit.

I did have him on the block all week, but I ultimately decided that his matchups were too good to pass up as well as the double to come this week.

Seems a bit of a joke that he only managed 45 for the week in a 41K drop, looking at another 40K drop this week with a pretty good score.

So an absolute nightmare when you consider what the alternative in PJC did.

I also didn't feel comfortable leaving that much cash there, but it's something that I need to just come to terms with that that is okay.

Now, we talk about hindsight regularly.

How's this for some hindsight? Last time Bryce Cotton averaged 17 points a game in a season, it was 2017 in Italy.

Now, I am still pretty annoyed about it, particularly at Trevor Gleeson, who said that he didn't want the ball in Bryce's hands as much.

How does the bottom four sound, mate? Not the right time to be doing that.

You have no players.

You have no Cameron.

You have no Bull.

You have no Humper.

So game one, let's draw this up as a game plan.

Keanu Rasmussen, five more shots.

Jacob Rigoni, seven more shots.

Matt Kenyon, one more shot.

Isaac White, one more shot.

And bloody Deontay Williams, who I'd never heard of until about a month ago, six more shots than Bryce Cotton.

Game two, a bit better, 18 shots for Bryce.

But I think the Trev's cooked the psyche of the best player in the comp, and he is now on some Adam Ford-level ice.

I think I'll probably jump off this week and go straight to KD, which was my plan next week, but I don't want to miss out on that.

So happy to leave a few points on the table to make sure that that is achievable for me.