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The Miami Hurricane · Mar 16, 2021

Commentary: After disappointing season, Hurricanes should prioritize keeping and developing players

Sophomore Isaiah Wong takes a shot from near the free throw line in Miami's win over Duke on Monday, Feb. 1 at the Watsco Center. Wong averaged 17.1 points per game and was named all-ACC third team. Photo credit: Josh HalperThe Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball team entered the 2020-2021 season filled with optimism and determination. After the previous season’s 15-16 record and yet another year without dancing in March, head coach Jim Larrañaga and his staff had good reason to enter this season with high hopes.

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