Roy may just be slow to start Lawson immediately to prove a point: that you have to earn your time out on the floor. It shouldn't much matter who's starting in the early nonconference schedule anyway. Start Frasor and Miller for the first game and then go from there. If Lawson proves he's willing to work hard enough, he'll be starting soon enough.

I'm not one to get as caught up on who starts a game anyway. What does it really matter who was out on the floor when the game was 0-0? To me, it says a lot more if you're out on the floor at the end of a close game.