That would leave you with Boswell, Dix, White, Morez, and Tomi then say Sarr, transfer rim protecting big, and another transfer guard off the bench. I just don't think you're going to get a difference maker with only a bench role to offer.
I think that's a good roster that could finish in the top 5 of the Big10 but I don't think that's a team that's seriously competing for a national championship which is really what the goal should be? Right?
That roster would also make Dix the go to guy offensively when I think he would be far better suited as a secondary scorer. Now it's a different story if you're talking about adding Dix and still getting an all American caliber guy like Jamir Watkins.
I mean, if we have
PG - Boswell, Sr. our best player in March, best on ball defender
SG - Dix, Sr. over 57% shooter on 2's and 43% shooter from 3 and averaged over 14ppg in the big ten as a Jr. with 2.8 Asst and
0.8 TO per game
SF - White, Sr. double digit scorer, excellent rebounder and defender
PF - Morez, So, best rebounder in the big ten next year, offense will only get better
C - Tomi, Jr. best Center in the Big Ten next year, 35% 3 pt shooting, double - double threat every game
Bench - Dame Sarr, SF- NBA talent very athletic wing, C - Big Z, Jr. - nearly 2 blocks per game, good 3 pt shooter and rim protector, Davis - 3 pt specialist
Respectfully, I disagree, that team is winning the big ten and is a national title contender from the jump. It's very similar to the talent level of this years team with a year more experience for everyone and replacing KJ with a senior who is a lights out shooter. Sarr isn't the scorer Will is, but much more athletic and better defensively. Big Z is a huge upgrade to the frontcourt. This would be the dream scenario, Dix and Big Z would be "big splash" portal additions - Dix has every big time program after him right now. If it's McKneely instead of Dix, my feeling is the same