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[QUOTE="CuseIn282xx, post: 5418395, member: 8673"]
IMHO, something to consider, is that Sadiq White could/should get some minutes at the 5.

From 24/7 Sports:

[HEADING=3]Evaluated 05/26/2024[/HEADING]
[IMG alt="Adam Finkelstein"]https://s3media.247sports.com/Uploads/Assets/443/49/11049443.jpeg?fit=bounds&crop=50:50,offset-y0.50&width=50&height=50&fit=crop[/IMG]
[B]Adam Finkelstein, [/B]Director of Scouting

"White is one of the most explosive athletes in the national class. He is super bouncy, able to play up at the top of the box, and quick with his second (and third) bounces. He is not only an elite lob threat, but the type of finisher who can immediately change the momentum of the game with a highlight dunk.

Beyond his leaping ability, White is also a versatile athlete. He moves with pace and force, covering the court and playing through contact with increasing frequency. Physically, he has the length to match his athleticism with a nearly 7-foot wingspan and 8-foot-11 standing reach. He has broad shoulders, a sturdy base in his lower body, and continues to fill-out his wiry frame."

And that was a year ago.  It could be that by the time he plays in November, he could be 6'10", maybe 210-215. That's a college freshman center, especially with that wingspan and defensive bias.  I see him as a somewhat more polished, better rated Conrad MacRae, at least eventually.

I think this is a player we want on the court as much as possible.  While I like Kyle's physicality, I honestly don't expect that much from him.  I think he's a smaller Naheem in that sense.
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