and we'll see different combinations from one game to the next sometimes. A few things that will be certain however, AB will be our primary ball handler and get the most minutes at the 1. Harding will be a primary starter and get a lot of minutes split between the 2 and 3. Last certainty, Harward and Lee will primarily play the 5, I don't know that we'd see many scenarios where either are at the 4, although Lee's ability to consistently hit the 3 gives him a little versatility there.

I wouldn't expect to see Baxter at the 3 very much unless Lowell just can't defend anyone on the perimeter and Pope decides to keep Lowell at the 4, but I think Pope will be motivated to get Lowell minutes at the 3 and 4 because of his shooting. If Baxter doesn't develop an offensive game (more than just dunks at the rim or putbacks) he might find it tough to get a lot of minutes or carve out a niche in the rotation other than as a rim protector/defensive specialist.

One thing for sure, Pope has a TON of versatility with this roster. The most I've ever seen at BYU. Guys will have to compete hard all year long for PT.

PG: Barcello, Wade, Erickson
SG: Harding, Wade, Johnson
SF: Lowell or Harding, Johnson or George
PF: Haarms, Baxter or Lowell, George
C: Harward, Baxter, Lee