(05-03-2021 03:37 PM)Stammers Wrote:  

(05-03-2021 02:58 PM)salukiblue Wrote:  

(05-03-2021 02:52 PM)macgar32 Wrote:  So you are saying the Chandler and Malcolm are going to improve greatly over what they have produced in their previous 2 years. Because 3 and 3 in 10 is better than what they have proven they can do in the past.

I will say two players who were 95-105 who have two years of D1 experience and know Penny's system should play more than an incoming 105 rated player who didn't play high school basketball this past year.

And I will ask this again:

Again simple exercise:

Fill in the blanks:

Guys who will play the 4/5.

80 minutes total:

Sam Ayo 18 mpg
Deandre ___ mpg
Josh Minott ___ mpg
Malco Dandridge ___ mpg
Chandler Lawson ___ mpg
Other: ___ mpg

Minott isn't going to play a minute at the 5, and he weighs 175 pounds, which is a little light for a freshman to play that position, and besides, he wasn't a 4 in high school. Lawson has no experience there either, and Williams needs to see most of his minutes at the 4. Assuming Williams plays a minimum of 20 minutes at the 4 and gets 8 at center. If Williams is only playing 20 minutes at the 4, then you have Chandler and possibly Camden getting the rest of them. If Williams' minutes are dispersed differently, it means that someone else has blown up at the 4, or we are going to be weak there all things considered.

Malcolm might be good for 24, or he might only be good for 14, we don't know. At the low end, Sam is looking at 8 minutes and at the high end, he could be looking at 16.