(05-13-2021 04:01 PM)pesik Wrote:  

(05-13-2021 03:58 PM)jedclampett Wrote:  

(05-13-2021 03:42 PM)pesik Wrote:  

(05-13-2021 03:02 PM)jedclampett Wrote:  David Dejuilius - Sr (PG) (29.5 mpg; 9.1 ppg; 4.5 rpg; 4.2 apg)

Mike Adams-Woods - Junior (G) (29.7 mpg; 8.6 ppg; 2.5 rpg)

Jeremiah Davenport - Junior (6'7" F/G/Wing?) (28.6 mpg; 11.7 ppg; 5 rpg)

Hayden Koval - Senior (Center) (19.6 mpg; 7 ppg; 3.8 rpg)

Oguma - Junior 6'9" (PF) 21.9 mpg, 7.6 pts, 5.4 rb, 0.4 ast, 0.4 stl, 0.4 blk per game.
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koval and oguma likely not starting together, one will be the starter the other the backup...even if you could find a way to play both, it would mean no quality backup

davenport at the 4 for now...what they do with their last ship will decide his position... if they pick up KD, davenport likely a 4, and stays almost exclusively a 4.. if they pick up quinn or hunter (who are both bigger than davenprt).. i could see davenport being moved to the 3

and saunders and newman will have their chance to start aswell...

Thank you for the update.

It looks to me like the Bearcats have enough size to be a strong rebounding team. I'm just judging them on paper, but it appears to me that to make it onto the NCAA bubble - - which is not beyond the realm of possibility - - these players are either going to need to boost their scoring by another 10 to 15% or to play tenacious defense, or perhaps both.

One thing that could help is that the Bearcats have a lot of sophomores, and sophomores are the most likely to make a big jump in productivity during the off-season.

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without some magically last edition... they arent making the tourney next year

I have no idea what to expect next year but I think some may be underestimating how poor of a coach Brannen was (took him over a month to realize he couldn't play Rap and Vogt together!) and how much the players hated his guts. There *should* be a far different vibe around the team next year.