Well, in my first sentence I did mention your comment that included wins and losses, so I did not fail.
As for Pryor, he performed in his brief time on the court like everyone else when it came to poor shooting percentage. The Cards were launching questionable 3 point shots all over the place.
It was very clear to me however, that Pryor was a huge benefit for the team, and his absence reduced Kelsey's offense and defense. There's no reason to believe that he wouldn't have improved like his teammates did and contributed to all those ACC wins.
Maybe Rooths would have played less minutes, and Traore wouldn't had to play out of position and contributed more than he did? Pryor isn't a world beater but if he had improved over the season like his teammates, Louisville would have been much tougher to defeat.
You also have to consider his performance before he became a Cardinal. He improved each season of his career and was poised to break out for a power 5 team. His stats for those 7 games are not a reflection of how good or bad his season would be. That is my opinion anyway.
Most Cards fans want him back because of his potential. A 6'11 dude who can play on the perimeter as well as underneath. How he reacts to the knee injury is the biggest question.
