We think that we will be quite a ways ahead of most of college basketball in terms of analytics.

Nobody in the NBA can guard that. The two-fas.

With the Lakers, we basically built our own system.

We could sell that bugger for a lot of money.

We had three kids from Princeton on our staff.

That's all they wanted to do was analytics.

So we think we already are ahead of 99% of the country,

and I think we'll stay there, as long as Eric and I are together here

and the staff that we've got in place. Welcome into the hog pot. I'm Bo Mattingly and this episode is made possible by our friends at

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Okay here's what I want. I want you to slip out to a three.

I want you to hit him, catch it, shoot a three, flash, and get yourself a layup.

It's not often you see someone going from coaching LeBron James to college basketball players, but that's exactly what

Clay Mosher is doing. After spending seven-plus years with the Los Angeles Lakers

in various roles, Mosher's bringing his analytics expertise to the razorbacks as an assistant coach on

Eric Musselman staff.

We just called that a flat show.

So when it's a step up angle, you're even with the guy setting the screen and frankly if the guy

comes your direction he should be running right into you. But this isn't the

first time Moser and Musselmen have worked together. The two know each other well, having spent time in the

NBA with Golden State and Sacramento, in the G-League, and even in the international game.

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