What type of improvements can we expect in player development from coaching?

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

I believe discipline will improve, and they are adding smart players in the draft.  That alone should help curb the knuckleheaded shit that has gone on for the last 16 years.

From what I've read, Captain Lou is simplifying things, whereas Austin was very complex, and had a lot of "gray areas" in his philosophy.  That's why you saw guys looking at each other with their shoulders shrugged last season.

Concise communication has been emphatically driven home as the focus of this staff.  There are more of them too, which allows subordinates to zone in and focus on one aspect of the game.

I don't know how the positional coaches will do in the development of players, but I feel that the schemes and the attention to detail of such a large staff will pay dividends.