Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Steve Paradiso	Sr.	PG	75	69	1	87	1	28	68	87	55	65	82	62	B-	680
David Winter	Sr.	PG	62	87	10	60	17	17	86	64	68	86	79	52	C+	688

Same question as the other thread, but I didn't want to hijack his.

Winter has better speed and passing, Paradiso has better BH by a mile.  

Been mostly using Paradiso at PG and Winter at sg, and occasionally switching for matchup purposes against man to man defenses.

I prefer speed and passing at PG, so Winter would be my PG of the two

I'd reverse them. I like Speed & Passing at the point and Defense & LP at the SG.

i would play winter at pg too, don't even have to think about it. really, your pg can be just effective scoring wise as your sg. so i think the pg/sg decision should always be made by putting the better pg at pg. spd/pass is what i go on. occasionally, if i play man, i may put a slightly better pg at sg, if hes a better defender - and often may switch game to game based on the scoring of the opponent's guards (at least in the post season, when i am willing to change that stuff every game).

How about for this DIII team? Who  at PG? SG?  I've been using  Curtis at PG and the other two platooning at SG but I'm not sure if I'd be better off having both speedsters as starters. 

Curtis Assist/TO ratio is 4.3/1.7.   Ballard is 1.6/1.4.   Morrison is 1.6/0.4

Offensively, through 9 games, their shooting (adjusted for 3 pointers) is  Curtis 53.5%,  Ballard 59.1% and Morrison at 60%. 

Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Michael Curtis	Sr.	PG	51	65	1	62	5	1	66	95	58	80	90	61	B	635
Donald Morrison	Sr.	PG	60	89	2	45	2	2	85	73	64	45	72	76	A-	615
John Ballard	Jr.	PG	54	88	1	56	3	11	88	65	59	45	83	51	B-	604

I would start Morrison at PG and Ballard at SG and use Curtis as the first backup for both.

agreed +1