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[QUOTE="Cheriehoop, post: 1918387, member: 127"]
The best thing is not only the versatility the players have, giving us various options for different lineups to counter numerous matchups but the experience playing against different types of players in practice as the OP mentions is Fuccillo Huge. These kids will be used to playing against, defending different types of players in practice. In past years SU was fortunate to have great walk ons like Christian White, Brandon Reese etc to prepare for those small, fast, waterbug guard opponents but now we have our own option in Gillon with D1 skills.

Practices have to be so much better allowing more versatile and effective preparation for the variety of opponents we'll face. We just need to be patient until these kids gain enough game time experience together to take advantage of their roles and preparation. Let's not weigh them down with too much expectation but let them evolve, learn , improve and then excel. Lots of adjustments to be made with all these new pieces -new players, new coaches, new teammates, new system, new roles before they fully evolve and realize their potential.  Should be another fun season and a great practice writeup!
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