Creating a new thread based off of one I made in last night’s game thread.
Last night we saw a pretty superior lineup at the end of the game, especially when playing zone defense.
Bohannen, Moss, Nunge, Cook, Garza
Those 5 plus Baer when he gets back should be playing the bulk of the minutes. If Connor comes back healthy he should be our back up pg. Ellingson should be a heat check player, bring him in for a few minutes each half to see if he’s hitting shots and sit him if he isn’t. Dailey should be getting more minutes to develop him as Moss’s backup. Wagner should not be playing much as he doesn’t provide much of anything positive on offense and is probably detrimental when you consider his free throw shooting. Pemsl is a good player stuck in a body with limited athleticism which shows up in games. And Kreiner is a decent backup center that doesn’t really excel at any one thing. This also assumes Uhl has a permanent seat on the bench since it appeared to be the case last night.
Here’s how I see a likely average of minutes once everyone is back healthy.
PG- Bohannen 30-32, Connor 8-10
SG- Moss 28, Ellingson 6-8, Dailey 4-6 (If Moss can play more I’d add minutes to him)
SF- Baer 25, Nunge 15
PF- Cook 28, Nunge 4-6, Pemsl 6-8
C- Garza 25, Nunge 5, Kreiner 10 (Kreiner gets so many just because of foul trouble being common with bigs since the guards can’t keep anyone in front of them)
This provides 160 minutes to our best 6 and 40 split among backups for rest, to cope with foul trouble, and to see if any of them are hot. We’ve seen Ellingson, Pemsl, and Kreiner all get hot for a game or two so you need to give them a little bit of time to see if it can happen in any given game.
Last night we saw a pretty superior lineup at the end of the game, especially when playing zone defense.
Bohannen, Moss, Nunge, Cook, Garza
Those 5 plus Baer when he gets back should be playing the bulk of the minutes. If Connor comes back healthy he should be our back up pg. Ellingson should be a heat check player, bring him in for a few minutes each half to see if he’s hitting shots and sit him if he isn’t. Dailey should be getting more minutes to develop him as Moss’s backup. Wagner should not be playing much as he doesn’t provide much of anything positive on offense and is probably detrimental when you consider his free throw shooting. Pemsl is a good player stuck in a body with limited athleticism which shows up in games. And Kreiner is a decent backup center that doesn’t really excel at any one thing. This also assumes Uhl has a permanent seat on the bench since it appeared to be the case last night.
Here’s how I see a likely average of minutes once everyone is back healthy.
PG- Bohannen 30-32, Connor 8-10
SG- Moss 28, Ellingson 6-8, Dailey 4-6 (If Moss can play more I’d add minutes to him)
SF- Baer 25, Nunge 15
PF- Cook 28, Nunge 4-6, Pemsl 6-8
C- Garza 25, Nunge 5, Kreiner 10 (Kreiner gets so many just because of foul trouble being common with bigs since the guards can’t keep anyone in front of them)
This provides 160 minutes to our best 6 and 40 split among backups for rest, to cope with foul trouble, and to see if any of them are hot. We’ve seen Ellingson, Pemsl, and Kreiner all get hot for a game or two so you need to give them a little bit of time to see if it can happen in any given game.