anotherhomer wrote:Scase wrote:IQ starts 100% of the time, regardless of any of his flaws he is indisputably a better player than Davion, defence be damned. Scottie should be facilitating mostly and IQ can run off guard, but I think there will be matchups where IQ runs point and we look to have a more traditional team structure.
Scottie even with as good as his facilitation is, he isn't a PG and can't do things a smaller more agile guard can. Some games we will need IQ driving and kicking it out, he has that speed and ability and Scottie doesn't. IQ will always be listed as the PG in the lineups, it's how the guys are used that will change.
One thing to take into account is that IQ has spoken in the past about wanting to grow his game to be more of a PG instead of an off ball shooter like he was in NYC, so I wonder how that works if the team is basically telling him to be an off ball shooter. Might be an internal issue, or it might not, something of note though.
My bigger concern is how IQ coming back ends up impacting GD, Ochai obviously is important to the defence, but GD is a much higher ceiling prospect than Ochai, and having him relegated to the bench unit is probably not the best for him developmentally.
If this truly is a developmental season, it should be a lineup of IQ/RJ/GD/SB/KP with Ochai likely being 6th man.
my thought it be a bit of both....Scottie and IQ will take turns handling the ball, but they will be the 2 primary ball-handlers
Have IQ and Barnes run PnR and put Poeltl in the dunker's spot to get more offensive rebounds!