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Next Years Projected Minutes (most likely)

w/Weezy
Amazing how deep this rotation goes, and I dont have PSandfort​

Weezy 30
CJF 25
Keegan 25
Nunge 24
CMac 21
Joe T 18
PMac 18
Perkins 13
Ulis 12
Kris 8
Josh 6

w/o Weezy (Keegan and CJF will have to push higher volume of shots)

CJF 27
Keegan 27
Nunge 25
CMac 23
Joe T 20
PMac 20
Perkins 15
Ulis 13
Kris 12
Sandfort 12
Josh O 6
 
If this is what we want to see, then I'd like Weiskamp/Fredrick/Murray/Toussaint to all get close to 30. Maybe 20 for Nunge, and then Pmac/Cmac/Ulis/Perkins off the bench. All the bench minutes really just depend on who takes the next step, could see a lot of people in the mix there, including the freshman if he's truly a lights out shooter.
 
If this is what we want to see, then I'd like Weiskamp/Fredrick/Murray/Toussaint to all get close to 30. Maybe 20 for Nunge, and then Pmac/Cmac/Ulis/Perkins off the bench. All the bench minutes really just depend on who takes the next step, could see a lot of people in the mix there, including the freshman if he's truly a lights out shooter.

Good question. I built it as what is "most likely" vs "what I want to see." Though not sure those would be radically far apart. I would probably lean into Ulis and Kris a bit more if it were up to me. I just dont see JT playing 30 minutes, maybe 25, maybe. He has looked a lot better the past couple games, but i worry about his focus for 25-30 minutes per game. CJF could probably play a few more, I would not be opposed. 25 for Keegan seemed like a big increase and he will need to be really careful with fouls, as will Nunge.
 
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The post feed could be more important assuming the agility and athleticism of Keegan or Kris. To some degree that is also true of Jack who Is more of a quick mover in the post. All of which are less likely to get doubled down low.
 
w/Weezy
Amazing how deep this rotation goes, and I dont have PSandfort​

Weezy 30
CJF 25
Keegan 25
Nunge 24
CMac 21
Joe T 18
PMac 18
Perkins 13
Ulis 12
Kris 8
Josh 6

w/o Weezy (Keegan and CJF will have to push higher volume of shots)

CJF 27
Keegan 27
Nunge 25
CMac 23
Joe T 20
PMac 20
Perkins 15
Ulis 13
Kris 12
Sandfort 12
Josh O 6
Too low on Kris Murray's minutes in either scenario.
 
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I think that is quite possible. I had him roughly "flat" vs this year. My rationale is that the post feeds will be less valuable or at least less frequent. We do lose a lot of experience, though, so his leadership will be important.

What do you think his ceiling is for minutes?

I think he is probably 28ish minutes. Plus or minus 2.
 
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Sandfort is going to have to play a bigger role if CJ’s injury problems continue next year. I think Keegan will turn himself into a great shooter, but there’s a lot of inconsistent/unproven shooting there. Don’t know how much time Nunge will have to practice if he’s rehabbing for long.
 
The post feed could be more important assuming the agility and athleticism of Keegan or Kris. To some degree that is also true of Jack who Is more of a quick mover in the post. All of which are less likely to get doubled down low.

I dont pretend to be an X's and O's savant, but my assumption is that the pure low post feeds will be less and we will have more motion. But you do bring up an interesting point. With the lane less clogged, if Nunge and Keegan can add a few moves and get more comfortable, there could be some opportunities. I think either way the implication is my minutes assumption for CMac is probably the low end of the range.
 
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