Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Paul Davis	Sr.	SG	60	66	1	50	5	12	95	80	73	80	74	93	C+	689
James Ferrell	Jr.	C	59	42	94	47	64	88	14	23	18	87	75	30	B-	641

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Larry Franklin	Jr.	PG	37	73	5	37	9	26	63	62	34	61	87	44	B-	538

O.  I think I am fairly safe in presuming these are my three best offensive players and distribution magnets, I'm just curious which of the three most people would give the highest distribution to.  Franklin is the third chair fiddle scorer, but between Davis and Ferrell. . .

IMHO your balance between those 3 scorers looks pretty good actually. I believe you need more punch off the bench. I would set Cox at -2 and up his distro (lower everyone else's proportionally if necessary) to be somewhere near your other 3 scorers so that when he is in the game (mostly for Davis I'm guessing) he'll get Davis' share of those shots. He's got good bh and FT, decent ath and spd for D III and will give you 8-10 ppg off the bench I believe, while giving your overall offense an additional inside (ie non-3pt shooting) presence on the stats sheet, making it harder for teams to just roll out + defenses against you.

Luckily, so far, the main effect of plus defenses has been to make Ferrell go nuts. (Looking at the Ohio Northern game, mainly)

Well.   Lucky for me, I get Ferrell back next year, along with Franklin, so I still have an inside/outside combo going.

Minus two last second overtime losses to good RPI teams and one last second loss in regulation to another, 9 - 5 is ok.