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Message: [QUOTE="Alydar, post: 4684538, member: 730"] Her game shots have been the same. I think she learned it to get shots off over taller players. Tiff Hayes had a rainbow 3 and KML's arc was simply perfect. 1. You got it wrong. It isn't about Muhl not being good enough. It's about the best 5 players to start. There are three guards proven as starters. You would start all three. Geno has done that. But it wasn't because he loves guards so much, he did it because those 5 were his best and most complete group. My starting team starts with Edwards, Bueckers & Fudd. A PF and what are essentially two combo-guards, both of whom are long, have outstanding ball skills, are great passers and who are 2 of the three best perimeter shooters in wcbb. With the guard positions in capable hands I now have to pick the other two starters. Edwards needs help in the post and the bigger the better. The options are Brady, Deberry, Patterson, El Alfy. The other need is for a defensive player who is a scorer, a facilitator and a rebounder. Griffin, Patterson. I'm leaving out the true freshmen. Available players: [B]guards[/B]: Muhl, Bettencourt [B]wings[/B]: Griffin, Ducharme, [B]posts[/B]: Brady, Deberry, El Alfy, Patterson Pick two to start. I see a greater need for a post and a wing than for a third guard. You put your team together by starting with Muhl and then putting Edwards Bueckers and Fudd in, leaving one spot to fill two holes. [/QUOTE]