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Message: [QUOTE="Bigboote, post: 5341640, member: 7631"] I've no idea either, but lemme offer the first thing that came into my head: Boron has an atomic number of 5, so let's take that as the nucleus. It has five protons, which we can take as the starters in any particular game. Boron is unusual in that it doesn't have a single dominant isotope. The most common has six neutrons, the next-most, five neutrons. If boron is a suitable model, then that bodes well as it means that UConn should have 5-6 bench players in the normal rotation. That was literally my first thought upon seeing your post. Yes, I'm a hopeless geek. [/QUOTE]