This is fun. There you go again, Shey. I said that Schutt was improving in practice, not that he was lighting it up in practice. Schutt could be improving from where he was back in November and still not be good enough to merit court time, except for minimal minutes to aid his development. So, to answer your question: "No. He should not play against the Cheaters unless the game is out of reach or unless Proctor, Blake, or Roach go down or if they get in foul trouble." In those situations Jon may have no choice but to play him because there would then be "nobody else". But those situations do not exist. My belief is that if we had had no injuries to Whitehead, Roach, and Blakes, Schutt would play, at most, the very limited developmental role he played against Wake, unless the game was a blowout as was GT. If what you say about Schutt compared to Grandison were correct, Jon would be giving him more of Grandison's minutes. That is not happening so far. Schutt has not yet shown himself to be a better player than Grandison in my opinion. All of that said, nothing would make me happier than for Jon to feel able to throw Schutt into the games for extended minutes; and the sooner that that happens, the better. OFC
