Not sure I see the need for another wing. At the 2 we will have Cam starting and playing 30+, with Parker Friedrichsen, Damari, and possibly Ituka filling in minutes behind him. At the 3 we will see a lot of Damari and Bobi and will probably have at least one if not both of them on the floor at all times. The 4 will see contributions from Carr, Bobi, MMM and potentially Keller. The 5 will likely be split between a transfer, Carr, and Marsh/Keller. The only scenarios I really see that would create room for an additional wing would be if Monsanto isn't healthy or if we don't find a suitable 5 in the portal and end up playing Carr more at the 5 and Bobi more at the 4, in which case another forward with size would be helpful.
I know Forbes likes to talk about having "13 ACC players", but that's not really possible when the deepest of teams play a 9 man rotation. This is part of how the portal has commoditized players. We bring in 13 guys we think can help, chase off the ones that don't, rinse and repeat knowing all along that there is no way there is room for 13 ACC level players. It's a terrible cycle for players. Years ago, you would hold on to guys like Taylor and McCray and they would likely play as upperclassmen, but now you chase them off and get another massive haul of players, before repeating the cycle again with them. Personally, I'm not a fan of the program treating players as commodities in this way, and I had no problem with Bradford voicing his discontent on social media when it became clear to him that he was brought in as a temporary commodity and chased off to make room for the next batch.
I know Forbes likes to talk about having "13 ACC players", but that's not really possible when the deepest of teams play a 9 man rotation. This is part of how the portal has commoditized players. We bring in 13 guys we think can help, chase off the ones that don't, rinse and repeat knowing all along that there is no way there is room for 13 ACC level players. It's a terrible cycle for players. Years ago, you would hold on to guys like Taylor and McCray and they would likely play as upperclassmen, but now you chase them off and get another massive haul of players, before repeating the cycle again with them. Personally, I'm not a fan of the program treating players as commodities in this way, and I had no problem with Bradford voicing his discontent on social media when it became clear to him that he was brought in as a temporary commodity and chased off to make room for the next batch.