SO switching gears.... Since it seems like our roster has been essentially completed. What is everyone's guess on who averages what next year??
My initial guess off the top of my head:
G) Miles - 14 - I think he could score as much as 16-17, or if he doesn't handle this transition, could fall to 12ish. He's the wildcard to me.
G) Elvis - 8 - He's been very consistent during his career.
G) Jones - 10 - Another wildcard to me. He's a nice 3-pt shooter...much more than Oweh was. He will also be better than non-conf Soares, but doubt he will be as good as conf Soares.
F) Moore - 14 - I think he will/should be the first option. This number may be a bit aggressive ,but I also expect him to play more minutes this year.
F/C) Godwin - 8 - won't be flashy and will get beat defensively against big/athletic guys, but he's consistent once he gets that ball in the block and had some nice P & R plays last year.
Bench:
Goodine - 9 - I expect him to be in the Darthard role, but a better shooter. Could have a few games of 20+ easily. Had games of 40 & 37 this past season, albeit against lesser competition.
Nwankwo - 7 - he's the one that is hardest to predict. How much will he play? He seems like the Soares/Oweh type of replacement. Is an athletic freak and has shot the 3 ball well in juco...but will it all translate quickly? If it does, our ceiling is much higher.
Wague - 5 - again, his numbers on a 40 mpg basis are higher than Hugely, Onyeno, and Garrison. BUT, can he stay on the court? If he can control his fouls, this number could be 8 easily.
Northweather/Cole/Dayton/Atak - 7 - I'm really interested in how well Cole does. A lot to be intrigued by. I'm also interested to see how well Dayton's game translates. Atak can really shoot it, but may have a hard time finding much PT. Also needs to add some strength. Hopefully Northweather's shooting % increases to his capabilities. Hitting 3's in practice is much different than hitting them in big-time games.
What do you all got?