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Of course. But the issue with all those lineups is they had two natural facilitators (Ollie & Doron, KEA & Ricky, Bazz & Boat) and then a third pure scorer. I personally think this is almost a necessity for college teams, and why the 1999 Duke team is nowhere near as great as most people seem to think, and why our 2006 team broke all our hearts.It's really how you play that defines a player, not by how tall you are or who you guard. Some are too concerned with if you're the 3rd tallest player, you're automatically a SF (that's a true evaluation). I've had my haters who say there's no such thing as a 3-guard line up, but it does exist. Go back to Ollie-Shefffer-Allen (all guards) and El-Amin-Moore-Hamilton (all guards) and Boatright-Napier-Lamb (all guards). Pretty sure UConn listed them all as guards. It's never a bad thing to have too many guards. 3 guards + 2 bigs can be quite productive.![]()
Now, nobody knows what this kid can and can not do. But no scouting report I've read talks about him as a primary ball-handler or facilitator, so I think that, for all intents and purposes, he projects as a SF for us.