Junior point guard London Perrantes has been UVa's rock over the past two seasons. But changes to the shot clock might require the Cavaliers to lean on more than just the California native.
In this video interview, Perrantes talks about dealing with a 30-second clock, having more ball handlers on the floor to deal with potential pressure, his head coach's desire for Perrantes to look for his shot more, whether the Wahoos have unfinished business this season, how the program has developed a culture of winning, and how Anthony Gill's personality helps to keep the group light.
In this video interview, Perrantes talks about dealing with a 30-second clock, having more ball handlers on the floor to deal with potential pressure, his head coach's desire for Perrantes to look for his shot more, whether the Wahoos have unfinished business this season, how the program has developed a culture of winning, and how Anthony Gill's personality helps to keep the group light.
