Last night's performance reinforced my belief that Bean should be a 2 next year. His 3 point shooting has been the best aspect of his game this year. His defense needs work obviously, but if he can improve his ability to drive and finish as Walt did so well in years past and as Nick has done this year, he could be solid at the 2 and give JC some big time flexibility in line ups.

Mo can play 3, 4, or 5.
Setty can play 3, 4, or 5.
Campbell can play 4 or 5.
Owens can play 4 or 5.
Stevie at the point.
Bean at 1 or 2. 
Wingfield at 2 or 3.
Wiggington at 3 or 4.

There are a lot of options there. But we have to get a REALLY good PG with that last scholly.

And Crute.  Now you have 3 2 guards without Bean.  Bean gives JC that flexibility if needed, but otherwise it is highly unlikely.  And size can be a big factor  when you look at the other 2 guards.

Next year I think I'd rather redshirt Crute as a hybrid SG/SF and be able to put Bean on the court with Stevie at the same time (with a JUCO PG as backup) than redshirt a true freshman PG. Bean has just impressed me lately with some clutch, momentum-swinging 3s. You put that on the floor with Stevie's "awwwww helllll nawwwwww" attitude, and it's gonna be fun to watch.

I foresee a fantastic reality show in which Keith Dambrot has to teach summer school.

"Keith Your Grades Up"

Or "Give a Dambrot"

Priority for two guard next year is shooting ability (the long ball) and defense (which probably means some height).