Nothing more than the iG's guess at the starters to begin the season.
But I expect to see a very open rotation at every position across games.
And I'm thinking that the 1-2-3 positions will be in a blending rotational flux all season.
Who plays, when, and where, will likely depend on the opponent they are facing each game.
C - Castleton 6-11 231
Sr (best player with the most Min/Gm)
PF - Duruji 6-7 209
Sr
SF - Fleming 6-5 205
G-Sr
SG - McKissic 6-3 185
G-Sr
PG - Appleby 6-1 163
Sr
In a couple of years, going from the youngest team in the NCAA Tourney, to all Sr starters.
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Links to S.I. Reviews of all positions for the 2021-22 season.
Center - As a team that's expected to be stingy defensively, the center position – and coaching – will decide how good the Gators can be from Nov. 9 through March Madness.
Colin Castleton 6-11 231 Sr
Jason Jitoboh - 6-11 290 Jr
https://www.si.com/college/florida/...etball-center-outlook-2021-22-colin-castleton
Power Forward - The PF position is defined by two words: athletic and blue-collar.
1a Anthony Duruji 6-7 209 Sr
1b CJ Fleder 6-7 231 Jr
Tuongthach Gatkek 6-9 172 So
Analyzing the state of the Florida Gators forward position coming into the 2021-2022 season.
www.si.com
Small Forward - Combination Guard - Securing 4 Xfer guards in the process,
Florida has rebranded the guard position heading into the 2021-22 season. Now, the team’s
veteran presence is plentiful, and so is the quantity of talent.
SF/CG Phlandrous Fleming 6-5 205 G-Sr - He is a dominant player at both ends of the court and one that the Gators can count on to make the routine plays and the flashy ones when needed. While he will likely see his time on the wing (3), Fleming has the skillset to play the one, two and three spots for the Gators.
SF/SG Niels Lane 6-5 206 So - Slashing wing who can finish at the rim, and an explosive athlete who defends and rebounds his position well.
SF/SG Kowacie Reeves 6-6 170 Fr - His versatility allows him to operate similarly to Fleming, and he will appear on the wing in various lineups throughout the season.
Shooting Guard - With Noah Locke gone in the xfer portal
(a hot/cold type), this was an important position to fill.
Brandon McKissic 6-3 185 G-Sr - Shooting an astounding
50% from the field last year, he proved to be
a reliable scorer, dropping
17.2 points per game.
Alex Klatsky 6-4 185 So W-O
Elijah Kennedy 6-3 185 Fr -
Scored 37 Pts, with 9 3's in a championship game.
Point Guard - As a former transfer himself, Tyree Appleby returns to bring Florida’s redesigned backcourt a sense of continuity and leadership.
1a PG Tyree Appleby 6-1 163 Sr
1b CG Myreon Jones 6-3 175 Sr
PG Jack May 6-4 175 So W-O
https://www.si.com/college/florida/basketball/florida-gators-basketball-guard-outlook-2021-22-myreon-jones
SF Keyontae Johnson 6-5 229 Sr - will continue to be utilized in a coaching assistant role.