Uconn didn't either though and they obviously dominated college basketball last year - their starters averaged 15, 14, 13, 13, 11
We won't be at the Uconn level next year obviously , it was one of the best teams in college basketball in recent memory, but the point is you can still be really good with a balanced team rather than a team with an alpha scorer. If we get Riley our starting five will all be really good shooters and capable scorers. We won't have a TSJ type player but we rarely do, we could still be really good
This point is way over stated in this forum to cope with not having an elite level scorer.
UCONN didn't have a balanced scoring attack because they had 5 good scorers but no elite scorers... They had a balanced scoring attack because they had 5 elite scorers
We're still shaping up to have a solid team, but if we want to jump up into the echelon we were in last year we need a guy or two to turn into elite level scorers(TSJ and MD from last year )