In each of JC's first two seasons at GW, four players have averaged over 30 minutes per game in playing time.  Last year, James and Jameson each played over 36 minutes, Ricky nearly 35 (albeit in a limited number of games) and just over 32 minutes for Matt Moyer.  The year prior, Jameson and Maceo exceeded 35 minutes per game, Armel played a misleading 32+ (misleading because his first few games of the season ended up bringing that average down), and Jameer played 31 minutes per game.

In his one season at Siena, three players played over 33 minutes per game (with one averaging 37.1 minutes) while a total of 9 players averaged at least 14 minutes of playing time.  During JC's final season at Mount St. Mary's, four players played between 31.4 minutes and 36.3 minutes per game in what was for the most part a 6 man rotation. (Two other players averaged 28 and 24 minutes, and then the next two were in the 10-11 minute range.)

I'd say it's safe to conclude a few things.  First, JC really wants his very best players on the court almost all game.  Averaging over 35 minutes per game is a very high average.  And second, JC would like to play his bench more provided that he can trust their production.  So with this as background, how do you envision answers to these questions (assuming everyone stays healthy):

Will James and Ricky continue to play in the 35+ minute range? 
Will minutes continue to be allocated in a top-heavy manner, such as 4 players averaging at least 30 minutes per game?
Will Hunter or Noel emerge as a sole logical backup to Ira or will both average double figures in minutes?
Will this year's team resemble some of the earlier VCU teams from a player rotation perspective, where very few if any players average 33+ minutes but 9-11 players all play regularly (around 10 or more minutes per game)?

Here are ten players who all figure into the game plan in some way:  Bishop, Lindo, Basimile, Adams, Lee, Harris, Freeman, Nixon,  Dean, Brown.  Qwanzi Samuels is an 11th name.

How do you see things playing out?