I don't know what Capel said, but Toney is a three IMO. Unfortunately last year we all saw that he had no outside shot. A three has to have a shot. Given what we had last year, he had to play the four, and actually did very well considering his height
disadvantage (led the team in rebounding).
I agree with you that "decisions will"...not... "be made for the sake of 2 inches."
Also, DC made a good point about the "wing (3) being overcrowded."
I don't know how the threes and fours will be decided, but I do know what
I wish could happen. I'd like to see Toney playing both, depending on the
need and the situation. If he develops a shot, he'll be tough to keep off the floor.
I feel that a number of factors will come into play concerning Toney:
- Will Brown and Hamilton get time at the four?
- Will Coulibaly get time at the four?
- How effective will Champagnie, Drumgoole, and even Murphy be as
potential threes?
- Does Capel go with a 1-4 offense again?
- Does Toney develop an outside shot?
I've mentioned it before, Capel will have options that he didn't have last
year.
