Excerpt from the Dayton Daily News
Wright State coach Scott Nagy hasn’t decided who will claim the two vacant starting spots to go with stalwarts Loudon Love, Bill Wampler and Cole Gentry — and he may not know until the season opener against Central State on Nov. 5.
That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Nagy probably wouldn’t be waffling about his lineup if he didn’t have so many appealing choices.
“It really is a logjam,” he said. “We just have a lot of wings who can play and play multiple positions. It’s going to be a challenge trying to figure out how we should do it. We can play big or play small. We still have a lot to work out.”
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Nagy isn’t complaining. It’s nice to have options.
“It’s better than not having them, that’s for sure — which is where we’ve been in the past,” he said.
