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The classic 13- man roster is 5 guards, 5 forwards, and 3 centers. Basketball has shifted toward smaller perimeter-based lineups, but given the slow pace of big man development, it's not unreasonably to have 3 centers in order to play 2, with one developing for the future and getting spot minutes in cases of foul trouble.
Right, unless you’re Georgetown and you have 5 centers, 5 forwards and 3 guards. I agree being 3 deep at center (1 starter with 1 backup and another one developing) makes sense. Some of these Big East programs have gotten greedy and taken all the centers available. Why can’t we have nice things too?