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[QUOTE="ElwoodJBlues, post: 3800595, member: 629"]
There’s a lot of h0t t8kes in this thread.

If players perceive there to be better opportunities elsewhere or in the pros, that’s fine. How successful have players been who transferred from Syracuse in recent history?

I’m hopeful that Kadary stays and seizes the starting PG position next year. I think there will be ample opportunity for minutes at the guard positions considering Girard’s flaws were really exposed this year and Kadary will have another off-season under his belt.

I like the combination of Jesse and Frank at the 5 next year, especially if Kadary is running point. His ability to get to the basket will open up opportunities for easy layups/dunks for the center.

Unless they’re confident in Bras’s injury improving in the off-season, we need to find a 4 who can stretch the floor and provide solid rebounding. Bras seems like a short spurt type of player, but the persistent injury makes it tough to rely on him. Jimmy Jr. could be a good bench player, but there seems to be a real opportunity for a transfer (or prep commit) to step in and play right away.

Benny seems like a day one starter, but perhaps there’s an opportunity to add a longer slasher who can open up opportunities for open looks at 3 with the defense collapsing. I think a lot of our issues this year stemmed from only one player who was a real threat to take the ball from outside the arc and attack the rim (Kadary).
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