Zero chance of that, IMO.
There is no way LK is going to start two brand new players next year, when he returns 4 starters, and others that have been in the program. Also no chance we go that "big" with our starting lineup. I like the upside of Lattin and McNeace, but those guys aren't going to show up on campus ready to start, or maybe not even ready for major minutes.
I think there is little to no doubt that Woodard, Hield, and Spangler start next year. If Cousins keeps his job all year, be hard to not see him starting next year as well, or Hornbeak in his spot if we sign a true pg to back up Woodard. I think LK likes Cousins' size (and therefore defense) over Hornbeak though. I don't think their heights are very different, but Cousins is much longer, or so it appears to me.
I'd have to pencil Buford (far and away the most talented of the newcomers next year) in as the starting four, in much the same mold as Cam.
Woodard/Hornbeak
Cousins/Booker
Hield
Buford
Spangler/Bennett/McNeace/Lattin
Gotta think LK would like to add another guard. Either a backup pg that allows Hornbeak to slide over to the SG/OG spot, or a 2/3 guy. Given that we're in on Trier and Milton (2/3's) in 2015, I'm guessing LK would love to get him a backup pg to round out the 2014 class.
We might be forced to go "big" when we sub next year IF we don't sign another guard, given the way the bench is constructed, but I really don't think we start a big lineup next year. The only thing that makes me not 100% sure on that, is that at this point, there aren't many other options, as Buford is really the only small 4 we have for next year. Spangler could probably slide over there and play next to a guy like McNeace/Lattin, but Spangler is not in the same mold as Cam/M'Baye. And if we're a pressing, running team, having a really athletic 4 is almost a necessity. That may be another reason LK and staff keep going after Cunningham (I believe he projects as a 3 or small 4?). I don't think Hield is big enough to play the stretch 4 spot on D.