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claver2010 {l Wrote}:

eagle9903 {l Wrote}:Counterpoint: having Jordan Daniels for at least 15 mins a game would have hindered Rahon and/or Hanlan's development in a season where wins and losses, within reason, matter less than development.

Understand you're simply playing devils advocate but giving 10-15 per game to Daniels when it is:
3-4 from Rahon (from 36 MPG to 32-33)
2-4 from Hanlan (from 33 to 29-31)
3-5 from LoJack (from 30 to 25-28)
Any minutes given to Rubin

Isn't going to hurt their development.

But minutes replacing LoJack doesn't help the freshman avoid the wall and Rubin doesn't play anymore so; provided that the point is to avoid Rahon and Hanlan hitting the wall that would mean it would be more like 7-8 from each per game for a player who is not an ACC player (this last part is just poking teddy with a stick).

7-8 from Rahon (from 36 MPG to 28-29)
7-8 from Hanlan (from 33 to 26-25)

eepstein0 {l Wrote}:There's really no other option than playing the freshman huge minutes.

Next year, hopefully BC has a 4 guard rotation of Hanlan, Rahon, Jorgensen and Jackson.

On the athletic 4/5, enter Rashard Kelly. Hewitt, for all of his coaching blunders, has a good eye for big man talent and Mason has offered.

Sam Donahue may even be able to provide a few minutes at guard as well and at the very least give them a D1 caliber kid to play against in practice.

i cant wait for the weirdos to become transitive property experts and tell me how wrong i am.