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<blockquote data-quote="KeatonsCorner" data-source="post: 129444817" data-attributes="member: 1348700">Miles limbo'd between 30% and 33% for the first 3/4 of last season, and then rocketed to 50% the last 1/4... I was incorrect about it being 1/3..... it was the last 9 games, so much closer to 1/4. At that point, even 50% was only enough to bring his overall average up from 33%ish to the 36% that he finished with.Right now, we are missing Gary Browne, IMO. Consistency at the position, and a developed deep threat (36% last season). Of course we miss Staten, but that's obvious that we were going to anyways...regardless of how we shot.IMO, you take Carter off the ball and run Dax as the backup PG, considering the non-traditional role that position has in Huggs' motion offense anyways. Take Carter away from Initiator to Recipient.my starters would be:PhillipCarterMilesHoltonWilliamsPaige's energy is perfect at the 2nd line, and Ahmad is struggling. However, bringing him, Adrian, and Macon in together in a 2nd line switch would cause our opponents to have to completely change gameplans away from defending the 3-guard sets to defending the rim when we go big.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KeatonsCorner, post: 129444817, member: 1348700"] Miles limbo'd between 30% and 33% for the first 3/4 of last season, and then rocketed to 50% the last 1/4... I was incorrect about it being 1/3..... it was the last 9 games, so much closer to 1/4. At that point, even 50% was only enough to bring his overall average up from 33%ish to the 36% that he finished with. Right now, we are missing Gary Browne, IMO. Consistency at the position, and a developed deep threat (36% last season). Of course we miss Staten, but that's obvious that we were going to anyways...regardless of how we shot. IMO, you take Carter off the ball and run Dax as the backup PG, considering the non-traditional role that position has in Huggs' motion offense anyways. Take Carter away from Initiator to Recipient. my starters would be: Phillip Carter Miles Holton Williams Paige's energy is perfect at the 2nd line, and Ahmad is struggling. However, bringing him, Adrian, and Macon in together in a 2nd line switch would cause our opponents to have to completely change gameplans away from defending the 3-guard sets to defending the rim when we go big. [/QUOTE]

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