I don't know that I would say that. But watching them at the KOB, they are definitely better when they have 3 guards on the floor. Against South Shore from Brooklyn they were most effective with Rakes, Sharpe and Osbourne on the floor. Those 3 made the press of South Shore completely ineffective.

 

It all depends on the matchup, like against South Shore the 6'9 kid Bacon led the team with 19 pts. and 3 blks. he was a force down low, and would not have won without him. I agree with you that against a smaller quicker team the 3 guard lineup would be better suited, which as u stated they used that lineup as well. BE's coach usually substitutes quite frequently anyway, each game he's searching for a fit. Though he does have the luxury of going big or small.

It all depends on the matchup, like against South Shore the 6'9 kid Bacon led the team with 19 pts. and 3 blks. he was a force down low, and would not have won without him. I agree with you that against a smaller quicker team the 3 guard lineup would be better suited, which as u stated they used that lineup as well. BE's coach usually substitutes quite frequently anyway, each game he's searching for a fit. Though he does have the luxury of going big or small.

 

I don't disagree. Bacon had a great game when I saw them. Both of the bigs they have would start at any school. I just think they struggle when they play together. At least they did in the games I saw.