I didn't know he was a former Butler commit, which essentially means that had he gone there he would have been one of many Butler kids who would continually stick wide open jumpers against us.
You can see why Butler liked him. He is a heady player, who as the season went on, played within himself and was very efficient. What shortcomings he may have on talent he makes up for with being a fundamentally sound player who fights for position and mixes it up under the boards, plays tough defense, and takes high percentage shots.
One of my favorite Bobby Knight theorems is that it is his job as coach to put each player on the floor in a spot to be successful. That not only includes positioning on the floor, but also playing him where the matchups are favorable. If CMA does this with Caraher, I'm somewhat confident that Caraher will reward CMA the way he did in the latter half of last season, where he was a solid contributor. I think Caraher will be a rotation player whether his minutes are the same or not. He earned that chance with his play last season, as did Earlington.
That being said, can anyone tell me what a floppy set is?