Diallo and Wilkins certainly appear to be the 2 primary guards and ball handlers we will have to lead us next year. But maybe I haven't been as observant as to the depth we will have. Enter Morton and Williams. The guard spot looks like we have solid enough bench players to cover for when Diallo or Wilkins are not on the court.
Surely there will be times, due to the unfathomable horrid & putrid officiating in the SEC, one or both Diallo and Wilkins may be in foul trouble, in addition to the fact they are simply both going to need competent reserves to come in and play very meaningful minutes to give them a breather.
With that thought, and the memory of the incerdibly painful season behind us, watching our guys legitimately having extreme difficulty handling the ball in general, pushing it up the court thru a press or pressure on ball defense, etc. ... when you see this year's team compared to what we had last year at guard (basically - nothing outside of Aberdeen when Lowe went down) - you cannot be but greatly relieved to see we have not one or two, but at least 4 guys that can handle the rock, and multiple guys that can immediately address that issue. And we have a good deal of experience there as well. These guys shouldn't get rattled under pressure.
With the guards we have now, we should have fewer turnovers as a whole & better decision making at both guard spots, with guys that should feel configdent in playing within Pope's system. They should have faith that if they can protect and value the ball, they will get good, consistent offensive cohesiveness and flow, and get quality looks at the basket for all.
The chemistry of our team is immediately upgraded - we simply should not have the kind of issues at guard that we have had under Pope's tenure so far.
Unless they really want another SG to come in and play some backup minutes, we look good to go.