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[QUOTE="Sphinx, post: 3342803, member: 4623"]
Looks like you can say goodbye to "positionless" basketball.

Against Miami, AG and Gaffney exactly split the 40 minutes at PG (27/13).
Carlton and Whaley exactly split the 40 minutes at center (29/11).
Akok and Sid exactly split the 40 minutes at PF (25/14) - one minute to a walk-on.

The only flex was at the 2/3 where CV and Adams split the 40 minutes at the 2 and grabbed 5 minutes from the 3 (24/21).
This left 35 minutes at the 3, which Bouk and Tyler split 19/15, with one minute to a walk-on.

Looks like Dan Hurley has pretty much figured out how he wants to spot these guys -- at least in a game were there's no foul trouble and no defensive mismatches.  And, of course, no injuries. A lot can happen to change the best laid plans.

One observation is that Bouk's minutes are coming mainly from Tyler.  Best assumption is that as Bouk's minutes climb toward 30, Tyler's will drop toward 10.  I'd submit, though, that a battle for minutes may develop between CV and Tyler.  If CV continues his controlled play, Tyler is going to sit.  But if CV lapses into old habits, you may see more of Bouk at the 2 and more of Tyler at the 3.

Check back again in a month.
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