GW Hoops / Interesting article on A10 hoops in Busting Brackets

**Posted by Tennessee Colonial** 4/24/2025 12:37 pm

While scanning the internet I came across an article posted a few hours ago on Busting Brackets. Article titled "The Ultimate 2025 Atlantic 10 Basketball Offseason Guide'. Tyler Cronin put together each teams roster construction. GW was ranked near the top with "Roster Largely Set" along with St. Louis and VCU. "At the start of editing, George Washington was in desperate need of a combo forward who could play next to Garrett Johnson (and size up a small perimeter group) and back him up in case of injury reoccurrence. Then the Revolutionaries landed Bubu Benjamine and Tyrone Marshall Jr in the span of a few hours to fill that gap and get to eleven rotation level players. I'm not sure that GW is one of the A-10's favorites, but they are clearly in the top five heading into next season".

I haven't heard such a positive statement in a long time if true.

**Posted by Florida Colonial** 4/24/2025 12:48 pm

Here in the link

**Posted by Free Quebec** 4/24/2025 9:16 pm

Thanks for that link.

We do seem to have the most complete roster in the A10 at this point (though other teams aren’t finished yet).

One thing that’s crazy is that the depth is such high quality that it’s impossible to figure out now who our starting lineup will be. I doubt the coaches even know.

Assuming Garrett is full stregnth, do you go with him and Marsall or give us size on the wings? Him and Bubu to really really spread the floor, without sacrificing length?

And how does the guard rotation shake out? That article has Jones (makes sense because his defense is so disruptive at the point of attack) and Aranguren starting (with Bubu and Garrett) - which would mean the shooting of Autry off the bench (could see that) and Dinkins off the bench. But no way to know how it’ll shake out because Dinkins and Autry are starting caliber players. Good problems to have.

One thing I do wish I could get on - would love to bet that a GW player wins 6th man of the year.