One has nothing to do with the other. They are 2 different players. Cousins biggest problem was arguing with the refs too much. He made himself into a solid defender and the team was miles better with him on the floor. He is also on a whole other talent level than Wiggins.
I liked the potential of Wiggins coming out of college, but he has fallen short IMO. He showed the promise of being a good defender, but shows almost no interest on that side of the floor. On offense, he only seems concerned with what he can do and rarely looks for his teammates once he the ball. If you just looked at stats, he appears very similar to his teammate Butler, but there is no doubt who is far and away the better player.
I liked the potential of Wiggins coming out of college, but he has fallen short IMO. He showed the promise of being a good defender, but shows almost no interest on that side of the floor. On offense, he only seems concerned with what he can do and rarely looks for his teammates once he the ball. If you just looked at stats, he appears very similar to his teammate Butler, but there is no doubt who is far and away the better player.