I think everyone is pretty close in the thinking. I took my best guess kinda looking at the 2014-2015 season when we had some good depth. That year didn't have as much depth or as much talent as this year, but it's probably the closest situation, especially in the Moser era.

Starters
Custer-23
Richardson-27
Townes-24
Ingram-27
Shanks-9

Bench
Jackson-22
Krutwig-17
Avery-16
Skokna-12
Satterwhite-12
Negron-7
Williamson-4

I think Townes will sort of take over the Milton role, and will play more than Avery since he's had a year to learn the system, work with the team, and watch all that Milt did. I think Negron's minutes are the hardest. If he's 100% I could easily see him in the 15 minutes area, probably giving Ingram a little more rest. My guess is Satterwhite will play mostly when Richardson is out, and take the main defender role. Shanks may get some more minutes depending on match-ups and his foul situation, but for now it looks like he'll start, but play bench minutes.

If we need more minutes, we can always keep games close and send them to an overtime or two. Instead of 200 minutes a game, let's make it 225 or 250.

All of this seems right to me. I just worry that if Satterwhite is only getting 12 minutes a game, me might decide to leave the program.

By the way, the official website has the updated roster now: http://www.loyolaramblers.com/sports/m- ... l-mtt.html

Tyson not listed. No real surprises.

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I've thought the same thing. But a lot of minutes will open up next season for him which i think should alleviate any concerns. He left CU because he wanted to graduate with his class and not take a year off, which works in our favor. If all goes well he'd probably slide into the starting lineup as a junior with Ben's departure (and we can't say for certain if Marques and Clayton will both play a fifth year).

Ahunte, you mentioned the staff's high on Williamson, any more insight about what they expect?

If you're looking for insight, you're looking in the wrong place!

I think they like him for the same reasons they liked Crisman and Richardson. He is a true two-way player. He'll be smart, strong, and physical. If you saw his senior season highlight video, you might see a little Jeremy Morgan in him.

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Not sure why nobody is including Gold or Maroon in the rotation. Sure, they're both unknown commodities, but at 32' tall they gotta get some pt, if only to take advantage of potential mismatches.

I worked them into my rotation at 12mpg each. For the remaining players I used Blers' numbers, which sound about right to me.
There is a minor problem though. Like Blers, I went a little over on the total. (25 over if you're keeping count).
But rather than make tiresome mathematical adjustments to make the numbers come out right I am just going to assume that we play a bunch of double and triple overtime games, or play long stretches with 6 or 7 players on the court at the same time.