At the moment, I'm not really concerned with who is the starting PG at the beginning of the season, and/or who gets the most minutes. My concern is how young and inexperienced we are at the PG position; probably the most youthful of all our positions as we only have Chevalier's one season of collegiate experience, and no upperclassmen PG's (which is why I was hoping we would have landed a grad-transfer PG).
Regardless, we have two, undersized (but extremely quick) and young PG's to lead the team this coming season. And, they appear to be the only 2 we'll have for the following season, as well. So, one of them will be on the floor at all times; don't see us having both of them on the court at the same time (other than potentially late in the game when we are behind and pressing full court, or when we are protecting a lead and need their speed, ball-handling, and free-throw shooting skills).
I do think Chevalier had a very good freshman season. Vic commented so many times how she surprised him with all she brought to the table. I'm expecting her to have an even better season now that she's been able to work in Vic's system for over a year, and work with Deanna. Rori hasn't had all that "time"; but, she did just have a summer at Texas that Chevalier didn't get (due to pandemic) in 2020. Hopefully, Rori is a fast learner. Based on our depth at PG, Rori should be the freshman who gets the most minutes per game.
I do understand that perhaps Kyndall and Matharu could help provide some minutes at PG, as could Joanne. But, I think that will be in situations where Rori and Ashley are in foul trouble, or perhaps just not playing well.
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Last edited: Oct 21, 2021