mgurtz79
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the 2009/2010 team with a little more depth.
Next years's rotation will probably be:
PG Michael Carter-Williams (young inexperienced but with loads of potention)
SG Brandon Triche (seasoned veteran, good ball handler, good shooter, possible team leader)
SF CJ Fair (Smooth, athletic, long, underrated rebounder, potential to have a great jump shot)
PF Rakeem Christmas (probably starting a little out of position, extremely talented, good rebounder, great athlete for his position)
C Dajuan Coleman (Big, bulky, uses his size well, potentially great offensive player)
G Trever Cooney (Backup guard, potential 3-pt. specialist, young and inexperienced)
F James Southerland (good shooter, great athlete, probably will play out of position at the 4 alot)
C Baye Keita (Probably will play limited minutes when Colmean/Christmas get into foul trouble)
Then think about the 2009/2o10 team:
PG Brandon Triche(young inexperienced but with loads of potention)
SG Andy Rautins (seasoned veteran, good ball handler, great shooter, team leader)
SF Wes Johnson (Smooth, athletic, long, underrated rebounder, great jump shot)
PF Rick Jackson (probably starting a little out of position, extremely talented, good rebounder, great garbage guy)
C Arinze Onuaku (Big, Bulky, uses his size well, great offensive player)
G Scoop Jardine (Backup guard, good spark plug, young and inexperienced)
F Kris Joseph (good slasher, great athlete, Johnson or Joseph played out of position at the 4 a lot when on the court together)
Maybe it's just me but I think the similarities are there. I don't think Triche can be a Rautins type leader (although he can be a quiet one like Onuaku) but I believe Carter-Williams can. I think Coleman can put up similar numbers to Onuaku (12/6) and that he and Christmas will start together but around the 12 minute mark they will start rotating at the 5 so that Southerland will play between 20-30 minutes a night.
Any thoughts???
Next years's rotation will probably be:
PG Michael Carter-Williams (young inexperienced but with loads of potention)
SG Brandon Triche (seasoned veteran, good ball handler, good shooter, possible team leader)
SF CJ Fair (Smooth, athletic, long, underrated rebounder, potential to have a great jump shot)
PF Rakeem Christmas (probably starting a little out of position, extremely talented, good rebounder, great athlete for his position)
C Dajuan Coleman (Big, bulky, uses his size well, potentially great offensive player)
G Trever Cooney (Backup guard, potential 3-pt. specialist, young and inexperienced)
F James Southerland (good shooter, great athlete, probably will play out of position at the 4 alot)
C Baye Keita (Probably will play limited minutes when Colmean/Christmas get into foul trouble)
Then think about the 2009/2o10 team:
PG Brandon Triche(young inexperienced but with loads of potention)
SG Andy Rautins (seasoned veteran, good ball handler, great shooter, team leader)
SF Wes Johnson (Smooth, athletic, long, underrated rebounder, great jump shot)
PF Rick Jackson (probably starting a little out of position, extremely talented, good rebounder, great garbage guy)
C Arinze Onuaku (Big, Bulky, uses his size well, great offensive player)
G Scoop Jardine (Backup guard, good spark plug, young and inexperienced)
F Kris Joseph (good slasher, great athlete, Johnson or Joseph played out of position at the 4 a lot when on the court together)
Maybe it's just me but I think the similarities are there. I don't think Triche can be a Rautins type leader (although he can be a quiet one like Onuaku) but I believe Carter-Williams can. I think Coleman can put up similar numbers to Onuaku (12/6) and that he and Christmas will start together but around the 12 minute mark they will start rotating at the 5 so that Southerland will play between 20-30 minutes a night.
Any thoughts???
