Looking like a Missouri State rotation...

[bleedingTNorange]

While at Missouri State Coach Cuonzo Martin made it a point that he liked to play 7 or 8 guys at most, it appears our rotation has finally taken on the same shape. I will say i like this about him, i dont like the 10 man rotations i just feel guys cant ever get into a flow. Here is how i see the rotation playing out the rest of the season:

PG: Trae Golden 34/Josh Richardson 6
SG: Josh Richardson 10/Skylar Mcbee 25/ Jordan Mcrae 5
SF: Cameron Tatum 25/Jordan Mcrae 15
PF: Jarnell Stokes 30/Jeronne Maymon 10
C: Jeronne Maymon 20/ Kenny Hall 15/ Yemi 5


Josh played 10 minutes tonight only, and Mcbee 30 minutes tonight which is a ton of minutes for the young man from rutledge. i just dont see that becoming a norm especially since ccm speaks so highly of richardson, but i do expect skylar to still see major minutes. It's possible that is Jordan can step up and continue to play like he did tonight that Josh's minutes will continue to dwindle, it seems from tonight CCM prefers Tatum over Richardson so who knows. It'll be interesting to see the distribution of minutes on tuesday, im very curious if Mcrae can bring it again thatd be a monster statement.

 

[PoochPunt3rdDown]

Good point. Looking at this and Martin's propensity for keeping a smaller rotation than the last guy, do you see anyone currently on the roster getting disillusioned and seeking a transfer after this season?

 

[bleedingTNorange]

Good point. Looking at this and Martin's propensity for keeping a smaller rotation than the last guy, do you see anyone currently on the roster getting disillusioned and seeking a transfer after this season?

i still dont see why miller would want to be here next year. i would like to know his academic standing, if he graduates this year he could transfer and play somewhere immediately next year, so i would expect him to do so. if he doesnt graduate this year and has another year and if transfered would be required to sit a year, id expect him to just finish his time here. up until tonight mcrae has always seemed like a guy that many thought would be the one to leave, but watching him tonight im not so sure to think that. he seems to be buying into the defense and finally learning how to play defense which is what been keeping him off the court. this guy, as he showed tonight, can absolutely score with the best of them i look forward to seeing how he finishes out the year. i dont think it is as big a deal as people are making it, im fine with what we have coming back and coming in next year and then we will lose quite a few the following year in time for the '13 class.