1. Top of the list is developing his right handed game. If he was confident going over his left shoulder yesterday, he would have had a much easier time scoring. As the season wore on opponents started playing his left hand and found that he would go to his left hand 95% of the time anyway. He was still in double figures but less efficient. He committed offensive fouls because opponents knew which way he would turn. Yes, some were flops, but becoming more balanced in his attack will eliminate a lot of that.
2. Work on his face up game. It's been tougher to get deep position in the post so that he often gets the ball 12-15 feet from the basket. I think he faced up for a jump shot only a couple of times this season. It's a shot he can make. He needs to add that to his repertoire for his NBA future as well as his time in Ann Arbor.
3. Hunter is already pretty big and strong. Despite that, adding strength and good weight will make him more dominant. He'll never be a gazelle, but any improvement on running the floor will help him. It's not possible to make gains during the season. Sanderson can make Hunter into a well conditioned athlete.
As good as Hunter was as a freshman this season, he can be a lot better with work. I'm excited to see him play next season.
2. Work on his face up game. It's been tougher to get deep position in the post so that he often gets the ball 12-15 feet from the basket. I think he faced up for a jump shot only a couple of times this season. It's a shot he can make. He needs to add that to his repertoire for his NBA future as well as his time in Ann Arbor.
3. Hunter is already pretty big and strong. Despite that, adding strength and good weight will make him more dominant. He'll never be a gazelle, but any improvement on running the floor will help him. It's not possible to make gains during the season. Sanderson can make Hunter into a well conditioned athlete.
As good as Hunter was as a freshman this season, he can be a lot better with work. I'm excited to see him play next season.
