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[QUOTE="newmexicuse, post: 1102867, member: 57"]
Well, in actuality there are quite a few wildcards pending:
 
Joseph - can he handle the point without too many freshman type of errors ?
 
McCullough - lot's talent, but how effectively can he make the jump & will he play enough D ?
 
Roberson - showed flashes, but can he be reasonably effective and consistent ?
 
Trevor - will he be able to step it up or at the very least show more of last year's first half trevor than the second half Trevor ?
 
Lot's of uncertainty, but in actuality I think we will have at least modest expectations fulfilled relative to the four big questions above. However, even if I am correct in that assessment it still will not be enough.
 
That brings us to the real [B][I]biggest wildcard[/I][/B], and that wildcard is BJ. BJ certainly appeared to have a lot of improvement (at least statistically) in Estonia. He is the likely biggest three point threat after Trevor and perhaps Joseph if he can get & stay on the floor. It has been proven that Trevpor can't do it alone from the trey line. The team will probably be somewhat offensively challenged - BJ can help in that regard. If BJ can earn a spot in the rotation, I think he will bring to the table the big missing piece.
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