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<blockquote data-quote="KeatonsCorner" data-source="post: 129330918" data-attributes="member: 1348700">Hard to say Carter has the most potential at PG when his play significantly decreased once he moved into that position last year.......&nbsp; his FG% dropped below 30% when he was PG......... <a href="http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/gamelog/_/id/3133635/jevon-carter">http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/gamelog/_/id/3133635/jevon-carter</a>WVU just needs to play Carter where he is most productive, for the majority of his minutes.&nbsp; Statistically, that is off the ball, catching and shooting while als playing great defense. Keeping him off the PG role allows him to also focus harder on defending.No doubt, this will come off as some sort of &quot;anti-Carter&quot; stance by me, but I hope he does take the PG spot, after showing he's improved his shot selection from the position. Pushing Phillip to the bench would likely create attrition, since Tarik has his grad-year transfer option in 2016. Having a 4th scholarship in 2016 could be extremely beneficial for us, as we are closely pursuing some elite talent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KeatonsCorner, post: 129330918, member: 1348700"] Hard to say Carter has the most potential at PG when his play significantly decreased once he moved into that position last year....... his FG% dropped below 30% when he was PG......... [URL]http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/gamelog/_/id/3133635/jevon-carter[/URL] WVU just needs to play Carter where he is most productive, for the majority of his minutes. Statistically, that is off the ball, catching and shooting while als playing great defense. Keeping him off the PG role allows him to also focus harder on defending. No doubt, this will come off as some sort of "anti-Carter" stance by me, but I hope he does take the PG spot, after showing he's improved his shot selection from the position. Pushing Phillip to the bench would likely create attrition, since Tarik has his grad-year transfer option in 2016. Having a 4th scholarship in 2016 could be extremely beneficial for us, as we are closely pursuing some elite talent. [/QUOTE]

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