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[QUOTE="jordoo, post: 1197593, member: 569"]
Its an old argument but in general the numbers and stats favor a majority of the minutes going to a tight 7 man rotation in college bball when it comes to winning. Yes there are outliers and a lot of those teams have a .5 guy but championship teams very rarely go past 8 meaningful players in college. Something over looked is that playing the deeper bench more to get them experience is actually detrimental to the chemistry of the top 7/8 guys in you rotation as well limiting their own minutes when they themselves are still young developing players. In other words the core of the team is not as good as they could have been or as familiar with each other as they could have been. The 8-10 guy is not going to make up for losing one of your top 3 players. You are screwed either way. Losing a 4-7 player you may be able to get by with an 8-10 guy but its still a step back no matter how much they have played because there is a reason they are a deep bench player.
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