Murph
Masters Student
Posts: 626
Age: 63
Reg: 09-13-11
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03-06-17 08:01 AM - Post#225201
In response to SRP
My take on Hunter is a little different. I'm not sure he's ever going to be a proficient outside shooter. IMO, his best chance of playing expanded minutes and helping this team in the future is to become a defensive and rebounding specialist and energy guy. IMO he needs to try to develop into a poor man's Isaac Cohen.
I agree that our starting line-up next year should be Smith, Castlin, Hickman and Meisner, with either Faulds or Tape at center.
We really need Castlin to build on the potential he showed his freshman season, and to provide outside shooting and steady senior leadership, along with Hickman. IMO, Castlin will be the key to our success next year.
The back-up minutes at the wing positions will be hard to come by, and will be allocated through a brutal competition among Hanson, Killingworth and Hunter.
Similarly, it will be interesting to see who wins the lion's share of the reserve PG minutes, Adlesh or Stefani.
Brumant seems to be our most unknown entity. Our rotation will be one big man short next season, with minutes available at the reserve PF position. If at 6'7, Brumant can rebound and defend with energy and athleticism, and provide a little perimeter shooting, he could fight his way into the rotation.
Clearly, our roster will be very deep and talented next season. The question is, can Engles and his coaching staff to get them playing up to their potential?
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