I know a while back the board did a MBB Mount Rushmore, but I thought this was interesting because an article in today’s Niner Times mentioned the writers All-Time Starting Five. Link here: http://ninertimes.com/2015/12/niner-times-december-8-2015/
His Starting Five are:
Cedric Maxwell
Pierria Henry
DeMarco Johnson
Henry Williams
Jarvis Lang
I’m interested to see if anyone else had a different opinion/lineup in mind.
It is a good list but I would insert Byron Dinkins and remove Pierria Henry. Pierria had great stats but his turnovers at the end of close games often killed us. Byron was a scoring machine but also a smooth ball handler.
The list in the op appears to have 3 low post players. If you want a more realistic lineup, probably go with this:
Dinkins
H. Williams
Kinch
Johnson/ Lang ( I’d probably go with Johnson)
Maxwell
Hard to think that Basden doesn’t make it in somehow, but Kinch was probably slightly better.
NWA, like your starting five but three changes to the bench.
I would go with:
Dinkins
Williams
Cornbread
Jarvis
Demarco
With a bench 5 of Kinch, Basden, Rodney White, Massey, Colson and Dwiggins.
Colson was a bit of a wildcard shooting the ball, but he was a very good ball handler and could ice games at the line. I also considered Jobey for the same reason, but you need a good backup ball handler.
Dwiggins was the best victory cigar in program history.
[quote=“TRLeader, post:18, topic:30028”][quote=“NinerWupAss, post:13, topic:30028”]I would go with:
Dinkins
Williams
Cornbread
Jarvis
Demarco
With a bench 5 of Kinch, Basden, Rodney White, Leemire, Diego (who I still think might have hit more big 3s than any other player we have had)[/quote]
I think the only thing I change with that is on the bench…swapping out Leemire for Colson.[/quote]
Lew Massey probably deserves a spot, maybe in place of Rodney.
[quote=“NLP49, post:14, topic:30028”]NWA, like your starting five but three changes to the bench.
I would go with:
Dinkins
Williams
Cornbread
Jarvis
Demarco
With a bench 5 of Kinch, Basden, Rodney White, Massey, Colson and Dwiggins.
Colson was a bit of a wildcard shooting the ball, but he was a very good ball handler and could ice games at the line. I also considered Jobey for the same reason, but you need a good backup ball handler.
Dwiggins was the best victory cigar in program history.[/quote]
Can’t argue against those.
Also adding Colson means him and Demarco together again and that was sweet music.