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Message: [QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 848449, member: 1674"] I would argue that MCW was definitely a true PG, and I thought Scoop was a true PG by his senior year as well. Scoop was sometimes bipolar, but he was an excellent ball-handler and generally did a very good job of managing the game. MCW was almost always looking to pass the ball with a few exceptions here and there (but his ball-handling wasn't as good as Scoop and Ennis), and by the end of the year, I think he really became a guy that was able to control the game, starting around the Big East Tournament. Also, liking to run, like Scoop did, does not make him less of a PG. It means that he looked to take advantage when we had numbers. I wish that Ennis would do that more often to be honest. It would take our team to the next level if he wasn't so hesitant in the open court. [/QUOTE]