Andre Iguodala doesn't tweet a lot. But when he does ...
Former NBA big man Channing Frye held a Twitter Q&A on Friday morning. And when he said his all-time University of Arizona starting five consists of Jason Gardner, Mike Bibby, Steve Kerr, Sean Elliott and himself, Iguodala replied by asking the following question:
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"Steve Kerr?"
Very funny, Andre.
But things got even better:
Zing!
As you probably are well aware -- when Kerr took over as head coach of the Warriors before the 2014-15 season, he moved Iguodala (who had started all 758 games of his career up to that point) to the bench in place of Harrison Barnes.
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Iguodala wasn't fully on board with the decision at first, but eventually, he came around and trusted Kerr's instincts. The role change worked -- as did Iguodala's re-insertion into the starting lineup for Games 4 through 6 in the 2015 NBA Finals -- which resulted in Iguodala capturing Finals MVP.
Over the next four seasons, Iguodala did start 21 of 273 regular-season games and 30 of 76 playoff games. But for the most part, he was Golden State's "sixth man" under Kerr (yet played starter minutes when it mattered most).
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Regardless of Iguodala's zinger, Kerr certainly had quite the college career.
During the 1987-88 college basketball season, he shot over 57 percent (114-for-199) from 3-point territory for the Wildcats, and only committed 36 turnovers in 38 games.
Both stats are insane.
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