Archie Goodwin took a break from combining to have a little chat with Andy Katz in front of ESPN's cameras this afternoon. When asked about his thoughts on next year's Wildcats, Goodwin told him, "They're gonna be a tough team to deal with next year. They have a lot of talent coming in along with the guys that came back this year, so it's going to be hard for them to lose next year. And I'll be rooting for them the whole way."
Archie also said he still sees himself at two-guard in the NBA but he's open to moving to point if that's what a team needs him to do.
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Archie Goodwin took a break from combining to have a little chat with Andy Katz in front of ESPN's cameras this afternoon. When asked about his thoughts on next year's Wildcats, Goodwin told him, "They're gonna be a tough team to deal with next year. They have a lot of talent coming in along with the guys that came back this year, so it's going to be hard for them to lose next year. And I'll be rooting for them the whole way."
Archie also said he still sees himself at two-guard in the NBA but he's open to moving to point if that's what a team needs him to do.
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