Cal compares Andrew Harrison's growth to Tyreke Evans'
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Andrew Harrison had a pretty good game today, finishing with 10 points, 8 rebounds, and four assists, and no turnovers. In fact, it was his first game this season without a turnover. Afterwards, Cal said Andrew's performance was a sign that he "is finally starting to get it," and compared his progress to that made by Tyreke Evans at Memphis:
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Andrew Harrison had a pretty good game today, finishing with 10 points, 8 rebounds, and four assists, and no turnovers. In fact, it was his first game this season without a turnover. Afterwards, Cal said Andrew's performance was a sign that he "is finally starting to get it," and compared his progress to that made by Tyreke Evans at Memphis:
"He reminds me of the progress and process with Tyreke Evans. It's really similar. Both of them had habits you have to crack. Both of them had a mentality of how to play the game that was opposite of what it needed to to be. And now when you begin to see them thinking differently, and playing a little different, you're seeing a guy with that kind of size, can make shots, can make free throws, is a good passer and handler, has great speed."Cal told a story about how Tyreke Evans finally started running at full strength at Memphis, and how it shocked his grandmother, who had never seen him run that fast: "Andrew is the same way. He is really fast. I mean, he's fast, he just doesn't run it that way all the time."
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