Keita makes himself useful on offense by screening for guys who can actually make a shot. And, he knows enough to stay out of Walker's way. I'll take that over the off chance that Breidenbach might throw one in every game or two.Seems like even the slightest threat of making a 3 makes teams have to account for the outside shooter? That’s all i can think of. Keeps defenses a least a little bit honest.
On the defensive end, with Walker and Keita in the game, I love the fact that Walker isn't the last line of defense. Helps keep him out of foul trouble. I don't think Walker picked up a single foul today when he and Keita were both in the game.