What he and maybe you are missing is who do you trust in the last 4 minutes of a game to be in the correct position on the back end of the zone and who is the best foul shooter of the three?
BMK has played in A LOT of big time games in his career and that is why he is in the game at the end. I have no problem with what JB does with the bigs at the end of the game.
Arguing for the sake of arguing I will.
BMK is not the better foul shooter, in my opinion. Also, Rak has played in some pretty monster games himself, dating back to his freshman year.
The dude must bleed orange, he's stuck with us when he could have easily transferred out or gone into the NBA draft just based on raw talent and measurements.
For example look at Roscoe Smith. Anyone remember that dude from Uconn? Maybe some of us, because of the not top 10. He transferred to UNLV and is now leading the NCAAs in boards and is averaging a double double.
I see what Uconn fans thought of Roscoe his freshman year similar to what we've thought of Rak.
Rak is making strides on the offensive side of the game, he's already a formidable presence on defense due to his length and athleticism.
I think it could be a good idea to move BMK to 9th in the rotation, give Roberson some token minutes, and give Rak 25 minutes or so a game.
Rak may not be who you want at the end of the game now, but come March he could develop into the center Syracuse needs.