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Date Posted: 15:52:23 06/22/04 Tue
Author: FWIW
Subject: Re: Hoops - Projected Depth Chart
In reply to: My Opinion 's message, "Hoops - Projected Depth Chart" on 12:06:30 06/22/04 Tue

Last year showed that Hurley & Lufkin together at 4/5 are light weights even in the PL.

Hyland, Young and Clifford need to provide bulk in the 5/4 positions. They need to occupy the oposition big guys so that our strentgh, 1,2 & 3, can rebound.

Nate can exploit height and quickness advantages in match ups at the 4 if the above hold the fort at the 5. John at 4 or 3 positions can be very effective if the 5 is strong enough.

If Kramer shows he can hold off the oposition 4's for stretches he'll be very useful. If not he's fighting a crowed field for time at 3.

We'll have a lot of versatility (offense & defense) at 2 & 3. They will have to harass their counter parts at those position so that strong inside presences won't be as much as a factor.

Hamilton has come into his own as a shooter and defender. Look for development as ball handler and passer.

Thomas looks to provide the right answer at 1 but must show he can play as an iron man. Unless Torey does a left turn newcommer Doherty may not be essential.

Who's going to be in there at the end of the game?

Four are pretty obvious...the fifth? could be offense/defense substitutions

Is there a player to be named later?

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