Well last year's point guards completely sunk the team, so....
The situation at the 1 is catastrophic and if it's not remedied we are going to be fatally less than the sum of our parts next year.
Ty Rodgers is a very promising player, but the idea of him as a point guard will survive contact with reality exactly as long as every other non-guard who people pretend can fulfill those duties because they have good passing vision.
More total make-believe.
I dunno man, it's an absolutely shocking failure of team building. I literally cannot believe we will go into the season like this, there's just no way a proper 1 isn't added to this roster.
We're all going to judge the team by results, but it's possible (probable) that the staff sees things we don't. They may have believed this was a reasonable fallback plan and don't have the same questions we have from the outside because they know they're guys better than anyone.
Lot of reasons to question it. In fact, I'd say more questions than answers. Teams that contend for the title usually have minor question marks, and this one's a pretty big one.
I kind of disagree with your first statement. I think it was the chemistry and buy-in that sunk the team, not the point guard play. I see a lot of criticism of Epps, and for sure he had some issues and was a true freshman, but if I'm painting with a broad brush, it was attitude and buy-in that made the team's arc go from dark horse title contender, to rolling over down the stretch.
I'm not as concerned as most, but I'm like that most seasons. Not sure if this team can get to the second weekend, but willing to see it play out, and as long as they're playing hard and getting better, I'll probably enjoy the season.