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Message: [QUOTE="Bald Husky, post: 5332837, member: 11020"] This team will have so many options that it can be tough to manage. First of all, he won't be going nuts trying to figure out who will start. As long as these players are healthy and playing well in practice, Geno will start Sarah (duh), Azzi (double duh), and Serah, the defensive Big he has been waiting for since Liv. Ashlyn and KK are vets that have been through the injury wars, starting and coming off the bench. They will start, and they deserve the honor. Now, the rotation is what he will get headaches over, with so many really great players, but this is where practice becomes most important. This is where the chemistry will need to be determined, this is where the players will decide who is #1 off the bench, and who is #10. The players I mentioned as starters are there because they have been playing together(except for Serah), so they already have the needed chemistry. Now, Genos job is to integrate the other vets, and the newbies to see who can work with who. We know how this works, but because of the intensity that these practices will produce, small injuries may occur, but because of the talent that is spread among the others, we don't know who will be standing in November and who will be sitting. We do have an idea who will be the top two off the bench, but do they work well with the starters, and who else can play with them? This will be fun for us early on, as every player is really good, so every time a new player comes in, we will look for something really good to happen. No longer "send in the scrubs", because there are none. This will be fun when our opponents see that the team may get even better as new players come in, with no drop in intensity or talent. Gosh, this will be fun, and I just can't wait. Go Huskies. [/QUOTE]

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