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Next years starting five?
backthepack
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Before Quade come back
Elijah?
Bey
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
After Quade comes back
Quade
Bey
Naz/Wright
McDaniels
Stewart
Thots?
Elijah?
Bey
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
After Quade comes back
Quade
Bey
Naz/Wright
McDaniels
Stewart
Thots?
Comments
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NOC. Football school.
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Quade
Naz
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
Elijah until Quade's eligible. -
I don’t hate Wright nearly as much as many here, but I think Bey will start over him.HillsboroDuck said:Quade
Naz
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
Elijah until Quade's eligible. -
I could definitely see it. But Hop's a defensive coach and Wright's defense is really valuable. It may depend on exactly where and how Hop wants to use Stewart and McDaniels (prayingdog.jpg) in the zone.RoadDawg55 said:
I don’t hate Wright nearly as much as many here, but I think Bey will start over him.
With Wright being one of like three upperclassmen I think he'll start. If not him it will be because the Kiwi is starting. I doubt Hop goes four underclass starters. -
Bey getting a lot of minutes against UNC spoke volumes about what Hop sees in him. Would rather see him starting than Wright
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Bey's going to be a baller, no doubt.NEsnake12 said:Bey getting a lot of minutes against UNC spoke volumes about what Hop sees in him. Would rather see him starting than Wright
He's for sure starting if McDaniels doesn't come here, or after McDaniels turns pro. -
Do Wright and Bey really play the same position??RoadDawg55 said:
I don’t hate Wright nearly as much as many here, but I think Bey will start over him.
I view Wright as basically a shitty stretch 4, Bey as a corner 3 guard like Thybulle or Greene
Given Quade is going to have to sit out for first half, Hardy and Naz are both going to have to play the ball handling guards at the start of the season.
This leaves Battle and Bey as the 2/3 guards with a lot of playing time available, especially for Bey.
Wright can slide to the 3 if we want to go big with Mcdaniels, Wright, and Stewart as forwards
Or Wright and Mcdaniels can split time at the 4
I dont think they really cut into eachothers starting time possibility, more that Wright coming off the bench will determine the style of play depending on who he subs for.
Before Quade:
Primary ball handler PG: split between Hardy and Naz, both havent looked ready so hopefully they are servacable.
2: Naz (Lots of Bey, some Battle)
3: Bey (Wright when big)
4: Mcdaniels (Wright when stretch)
5: Stewart
With Quade:
Primary PG: Quade (Hardy)
off 2: Naz
3: Bey (Wright/Battle)
4: Mcdaniels (Wright)
5: Stewart
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No. It's just a matter of where McDaniels plays. I think he'll be a 3 with Wright at the 4 and Stewart at the 5.Houhusky said:
But he could be a 4, if so Bey starts at the 3.
Ultimately I think McDaniels can do either and Hop puts him wherever he wants in order to get the best 5 on the floor.
I think Wright starts. Bey may play more minutes though. -
I agree that these will be the most common starting lineups.Houhusky said:
Do Wright and Bey really play the same position??
I view Wright as basically a shitty stretch 4, Bey as a corner 3 guard like Thybulle or Greene
Given Quade is going to have to sit out for first half, Hardy and Naz are both going to have to play the ball handling guards at the start of the season.
This leaves Battle and Bey as the 2/3 guards with a lot of playing time available, especially for Bey.
Wright can slide to the 3 if we want to go big with Mcdaniels, Wright, and Stewart as forwards
Or Wright and Mcdaniels can split time at the 4
I dont think they really cut into eachothers starting time possibility, more that Wright coming off the bench will determine the style of play depending on who he subs for.
Before Quade:
Primary ball handler PG: split between Hardy and Naz, both havent looked ready so hopefully they are servacable.
2: Naz (Lots of Bey, some Battle)
3: Bey (Wright when big)
4: Mcdaniels (Wright when stretch)
5: Stewart
With Quade:
Primary PG: Quade (Hardy)
off 2: Naz
3: Bey (Wright/Battle)
4: Mcdaniels (Wright)
5: Stewart -
Bey
Carter
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
Bey/Carter/McDaniels share ball handling duties, lots of pick and rolls with Stewart. Bey moves to first off bench/defensive stopper when Quade is eligible -
You forgot Wright will bring it up against the press.Domicillo said:Bey
Carter
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
Bey/Carter/McDaniels share ball handling duties, lots of pick and rolls with Stewart. Bey moves to first off bench/defensive stopper when Quade is eligible -
While I like the idea of getting carter and bey in the game at the same time this ignores how shitty of a ball handling team we were last year. We couldn't break a press or half court pressure. I can't handle another year without a point guard.Domicillo said:Bey
Carter
McDaniels
Wright
Stewart
Bey/Carter/McDaniels share ball handling duties, lots of pick and rolls with Stewart. Bey moves to first off bench/defensive stopper when Quade is eligible
Carter is a scorer, not someone you want setting the offense. That line up would be an absolute turnover machine. -
THISAtomicDawg said:
While I like the idea of getting carter and bey in the game at the same time this ignores how shitty of a ball handling team we were last year. We couldn't break a press or half court pressure. I can't handle another year without a point guard.
Carter is a scorer, not someone you want setting the offense. That line up would be an absolute turnover machine.
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Where does Nate Pryor fit into all of this?
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He’ll be part of the 2nd unit, with Michael Carter, Donovan Dorsey, Carlos Johnson, and Devinir Duruisseauseatownfunk said:Where does Nate Pryor fit into all of this?
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Watching Stewart play on ESPNU right now. Holy fuck that is all I have to say.
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Watched the end. Stewart gave the L for his high school team and followed it up with the "dubs". I can't believe he's coming here.
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Adidas bagmen don’t play schooltheknowledge said:Watched the end. Stewart gave the L for his high school team and followed it up with the "dubs". I can't believe he's coming here.
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It's too bad Jahmel Taylor, Darin Johnson, Quevyn Winters, and Tristan Etienne have exhausted their eligibility. Next year could be specialNEsnake12 said:
He’ll be part of the 2nd unit, with Michael Carter, Donovan Dorsey, Carlos Johnson, and Devinir Duruisseau -
I'm still a little sad that Tyrese Breshers had that heart stuff. I had high hopes for the second coming of Jamal Williams.
PG to start the season is going to be interesting. I guess you have to start Hardy, mostly because I didn't see anything out of Bey or Carter that makes me think they can handle that full time.
Otherwise:
Carter
Bey
Stewart
Wright
then
Green
Carter
Bey
Stewart
Wright
I'll with hold my hopes for McDaniels, and would plug him in over Bey. I also wonder if they go out and get a grad transfer, though I understand that this isn't the easiest thing to do at UW, but super simple at the Private School in Spokane. Also Go Red Raiders! -
Darin Johnson could've been good if he'd been born 3 years later and gotten to play under Hop. His length would've worked well in the zone.bananasnblondes said:
It's too bad Jahmel Taylor, Darin Johnson, Quevyn Winters, and Tristan Etienne have exhausted their eligibility. Next year could be special
Everyone else we listed was embarrassingly untalented -
Stewart looks like the fucking hulk on a basketball court. It’s legitimately scary. Oh and he’s legitimately a good 3 pt shooter
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I dont think there is anyway to get around the fact that Hardy AND Carter are both going to heavily be relied upon at the start of the season as ball handlers.AtomicDawg said:
While I like the idea of getting carter and bey in the game at the same time this ignores how shitty of a ball handling team we were last year. We couldn't break a press or half court pressure. I can't handle another year without a point guard.
Carter is a scorer, not someone you want setting the offense. That line up would be an absolute turnover machine.
Not good
Hardy played like 20 TOTAL mins last year (why he didnt RS?)
And Carter, who really played much better as the season progressed, is still basically a athletic guard that struggles to shoot and has a tendency to revert to playing like he is in high school trying to out athlete everyone again.
When is Al-Quade going to be available to play for us? It will be interesting to see how Hop deals with the fact that the 1&2 guard play is likely going to be really really poor to start the season. -
The development of his 3pt shot will be massive for us next year because it’ll allow Hop to play him at the 4 against teams with more size.backthepack said:Stewart looks like the fucking hulk on a basketball court. It’s legitimately scary. Oh and he’s legitimately a good 3 pt shooter
We’ll be an elite rebounding team if we’re able to have Stewart, McDaniels, and one of Timmins/BPJ all on the court together -
Chinned for Al-Quade. Good chitHouhusky said:
I dont think there is anyway to get around the fact that Hardy AND Carter are both going to heavily be relied upon at the start of the season as ball handlers.
Not good
Hardy played like 20 TOTAL mins last year (why he didnt RS?)
And Carter, who really played much better as the season progressed, is still basically a athletic guard that struggles to shoot and has a tendency to revert to playing like he is in high school trying to out athlete everyone again.
When is Al-Quade going to be available to play for us? It will be interesting to see how Hop deals with the fact that the 1&2 guard play is likely going to be really really poor to start the season. -
*RobertsNEsnake12 said:
The development of his 3pt shot will be massive for us next year because it’ll allow Hop to play him at the 4 against teams with more size.
We’ll be an elite rebounding team if we’re able to have Stewart, McDaniels, and one of Timmins/BPJ all on the court together -
Honestly if we get JMAC,which I’ve heard it’s basically a lock at this point, he’ll handle the ball a lot at the beginning of the year. He might even play consistent minutes at 1 because he is such a good passer and ball handler.
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Oh by the way, Stewart plays at 5 ET on ESPN2
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Replacing Wright with JMAC in press situations would make me want other teams to press so we could get easy buckets. Last year was hard to watch.backthepack said:Honestly if we get JMAC,which I’ve heard it’s basically a lock at this point, he’ll handle the ball a lot at the beginning of the year. He might even play consistent minutes at 1 because he is such a good passer and ball handler.
