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<blockquote data-quote="lv20gt" data-source="post: 702457" data-attributes="member: 2299"><p>I think we could get away with Moses at the 5 but I think people are twisting themselves into knots trying to avoid the simplest answer. We are graduating are only real center. We're bringing in a 4* ~100 ranked center. The simple answer is play the only center you have. </p><p></p><p>IMO the path for success next year is fairly simple. Try to land Kai Sotto. If not try to land a grad transfer big. Let's say we whiff on Sotto but land Markusson. Do that and we have a very natural line up of </p><p></p><p>PG - Alvarado - Parham</p><p>SG - Devoe - Maxwell</p><p>SF - Usher - Moore</p><p>PF - Wright - Meka</p><p>C - Gigiberia - Markusson (or flipped)</p><p></p><p>Obviously it doesn't have to be 1 to 1 replacements as I would expect Parham to be the first off the bench for whoever comes out of the first 3. I would expect Moses to still slide to the 5 some and Usher to the 4 some but it would be based more on matchups than as a general base. </p><p></p><p>Now, maybe Saba isn't ready to start. But I don't think playing 3 players out of position is a better prospect to me. To me, that really only makes sense if Parham/Moore/Maxwell steps up and plays at a level similar to Devoe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lv20gt, post: 702457, member: 2299"] I think we could get away with Moses at the 5 but I think people are twisting themselves into knots trying to avoid the simplest answer. We are graduating are only real center. We're bringing in a 4* ~100 ranked center. The simple answer is play the only center you have. IMO the path for success next year is fairly simple. Try to land Kai Sotto. If not try to land a grad transfer big. Let's say we whiff on Sotto but land Markusson. Do that and we have a very natural line up of PG - Alvarado - Parham SG - Devoe - Maxwell SF - Usher - Moore PF - Wright - Meka C - Gigiberia - Markusson (or flipped) Obviously it doesn't have to be 1 to 1 replacements as I would expect Parham to be the first off the bench for whoever comes out of the first 3. I would expect Moses to still slide to the 5 some and Usher to the 4 some but it would be based more on matchups than as a general base. Now, maybe Saba isn't ready to start. But I don't think playing 3 players out of position is a better prospect to me. To me, that really only makes sense if Parham/Moore/Maxwell steps up and plays at a level similar to Devoe. [/QUOTE]
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