I love Stevie Taylor's hustle, energy, and enthusiasm.  Personally, I don't care if he "starts" or not.  I do feel like he deserves more minutes, and I think the team benefits from him playing more next year.  That said, you can't discount the resume that Willis brings here.  He played WELL in the Big 12 as a starter, and is a proven scorer and long range threat.  I've said it a number of times this week - I like what I see for next year's potential because we'll have real size, while also having some pretty good guards/wings.  We'll have what I percieve to be the ability to have multiple looks depending on situation and opponent.  I think Taylor and Willis could very well be a HUGE part of that by being on the floor together at times.

I agree with this as well.  However, I am not sure that Willis has proven to be much more of a scorer than Stevie.  Willis averaged 8 ppg last year as a soph in 30 mpg.  Stevie averaged 3 ppg this year in 10 mpg.  Willis shot 33% from 3 while Stevie shot 37.5% from 3.

I think the bigger factor will be which player shows a better control and ability to set up the offense. 

Well, how much does he need to prove with the game winner against Kent and bringing the team back to beat Miami?  Plus, he did a great job against W Mich at Cleveland.  He has made tremendous strides to become a starter.  I agree, he needs to start.  I don't know much about this "Bean" kid but, I've seen Stevie and he has come a good way since he stepped onto the floor last year.  I think Stevie should start due to the fact that he has started to control his play.  When Stevie was at the one and DJ at the two during the tournament, the Bobcats were hard to beat.  

Bingo!  It seemed to me that every time we went with that lineup, we won.  I would have liked to have seen it in the Akron game and the Denver game.  Chances are we wouldn't be having the conversations on here that we are right now.

After 2 years, I still think Stevie is a mystery. To me, he never looked entirely comfortable running the show. Granted it's a small sample size. He had a ton of hype coming in and got to play behind the best point guard in OHIO history for 2 years. To me, he seemed to be a bit out of control too many times. 

He really is going to have to take some giant steps next year to play 20-25 minutes on a consistent basis.