Depth shouldn’t be a major problem for the Gators this year with multiple frontcourt bodies coming off injuries and the addition of some useful backcourt pieces in Andrew Nembhard, Keyontae Johnson, and Noah Locke. However, the backup point guard position caused the Gators all kinds of problems last season and it’s not an area they were able to distinctly address in the offseason. As they approach a season with high hopes and a veteran starting core that could do damage late into March the question of who could be the primary ball handler off of the bench still looms and it’s one I want to discuss today.
Solving The Backup Point Guard Problem
