One thingΒ Sean MillerΒ monitors daily is the mental health of those who sit on Arizonaβs bench. He has been at it so long that he knows when a player βchecks out.β Thatβs why he found it so rewarding when seniorΒ Matt KorcheckΒ came off the bench at Stanford to score four points and grab two rebounds Thursday night. Korcheck checked in, not out. βHeβs one of our hardest workers, one of the most consistent people and good teammates we have,β said Miller. βYou have to admire how consistent he is every day.β In addition to waiting for his shot, Korcheck, who played at Sabino High and Cochise College, is two classes away from earning his degree. βOne of the big reasons Matt came here is to be part of a winning program, and the Stanford game was a defining moment for him,β said Miller. βHis family and his previous coaches prepared him for life after basketball. He doesnβt expect anything to be given to him.βΒ
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