Harvard, Sat., Nov. 30, 5p, Peacock

The compromise would be to make Kadary a small forward, essentially - he's a good rebounder and can play that spot in college. So then you have Richmond, Zuby and Scott up front - which means you are starting Wilcher at the 2 and bringing Luis off the bench (unless you start Luis and bring Scott of the bench, which I would not do personally). You're basically making Kadary into Chris Ledlum in that scenario (albeit with a different skill set) - and you still don't have enough physicality against a team with real size up front.

Just structural problems with this roster, I think.
Fair points, and as my savvy buddy Weatherman noted to me yesterday, a structual issue with our roster is (net of Zuby) absence of physical strength. Both Baylor and Georgia showed that and bullied us.
 
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I think this team needs an infusion of intelligent play and a little more physicality. Off the bench, I believe Prey can provide that. He boxes out well, passes adroitly and seems to have good instincts. He is not a dominant guy, but given time can add some smarts to a team in need of that. Do that and I think he could be Rickā€™s fourth captain come BE play šŸ˜‡
To your point regarding more physicality, I'd like to see a lineup at times which includes Zuby and Prey on the floor at the same time. I think because of Prey's skills and abilities you described in your post, they would compliment each other.
 
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