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[QUOTE="orange84, post: 1011069, member: 4647"]
Before I begin this post I would like to say I've been viewing this website for a long time, now I finally have an account. Anyways, here we go.

So with Ennis leaving and possibly Grant, we are going to have to trust guys like B.J. Johnson, Ron Patterson, and most of all, Tyler Roberson. Roberson should have played A TON more than he did last year. That kid has so much potential, so next year Jimmy has to give him some minutes, to get him some experience. That goes for Ron and B.J. too. Also with Kaleb Joseph and Chris McCullough, we should have a lot more "depth", even though we should have had more next year. With that said though, here are my starting lineups for next year.

Note: I badly wanted to put Roberson in here, but he is not experienced enough.

If Jerami Grant stays:
C: Rakeem Christmas
PF: Jerami Grant
SF: Chris McCullough
SG: Michael Gbinije (just because he has length at the top of the zone and because and proved to be a lot better 3 point shooter than Cooney)
PG: Kaleb Joseph (he is exactly like Ennis, and has a more developed jump shot)

If Grant goes to the draft:
C: Dajuan Coleman
PF: Rakeem Christmas
SF: Chris McCullough
SG: Michael Gbinije
PG: Kaleb Joseph

So yeah. I think if Grant goes to the draft and Roberson gets some minuets, he can sneak in for Coleman. Anyways, tell what you think in the comments!
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