You tell lost people to get a clue, not play with energy. I just read it. Shoot me another and tell me what you're thinking and I'll respond.
I think Collins was trying to get Kwame to stop over-thinking the game and start playing with a little more passion. Kwame has been very passive on the court, not lazy -- a key difference. He does look lost out there at times. I think Doug is saying, "Rely on your physical gifts a little and trust your instincts instead of waiting for the game to come to you." Doug Collins is a smart coach and I doubt he would try to play head games or potentially alienate a 19-year-old rookie.
