A video breakdown of what Illinois transfer G Skyy Clark will bring to Louisville
By Jake Hook
The Bad
Texas scores here, and, for some reason, Clark decides to push the ball hard up the court. He gets way too fancy here with 2 defenders around him, and he loses the ball. Live ball turnovers were a huge issue for the Cards last year, so hopefully we don't see too much of this. pic.twitter.com/0QSoECVILx
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This is another example of Clark playing too aggressively and getting beat. Clark is pressuring him before mid court, and Arterio Morris makes a great move here. Clark will have to work on moving his feet better on defense, if the team is expected to be competitive next year. pic.twitter.com/6dFi004ITs
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Second game is against another great team. Clark gets the switch on the big and decides to attack it. Unfortunately, he's a little out of control, and he gets called for the travel. This isn't the worst play, but turning the ball over was an issue for Clark last year. pic.twitter.com/mQoGk1V604
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Skyy Clark, even with his flaws, will be a huge asset to this Louisville team next year. The future of Louisville basketball hasn’t looked this bright in a while and the potential of the program does not seem to be slowing down either. Kenny Payne is just getting started.