Any advice on where to play these two guys would be very helpful. Neither are great, but ones a junior with a ton of blue and black left. 

One player is clearly better, but I dont know if who should be the pg and who should be the sg. One is better at both, but does his per make him more suited for sg? motion offense. DII. Bentley team: Zone D, so not too worried about one on one defensive matchups.

Player 1: 

ATH: 47
SPD: 73
REB: 25
DEF: 69
SB: 4
LP: 1
PER: 72
BH: 77
PA: 81
FT: B

Player 2: 

ATH: 63
SPD: 71
REB: 10
DEF: 70
SB: 3
LP: 17
PER: 86
BH: 94
PA: 72
FT: D+

Thanks in advance

does player 2 have any blue left in FT , he's the guy im leaning towards.

I like the better Ath and BH at PG, so I would play player 2 at PG and player 1 at SG. Plus, your SG usually gets more FT attempts (depending on your distro)

Thanks guys, I appreciate the feedback. Player 2 is still blue in FT...

Player 2 at SG. Has a better perimeter shot, can drive with his BH skills, good speed and better athleticism, so better chance of finishing close to the basket.

 

Player 1 at PG, better passing skills and decent speed. Sufficient ball handling. Doesn't need the same amount of speed as your scoring guard.

Player 2 at PG, if you believe what some of the winningest coaches in HD have said--namely, value BH above PA for a motion offense; reverse for the flex.