Name	Yr.	Pos.	A	SPD	REB	DE	BLK	LP	PE	BH	P	WE	ST	DU	FT	TOT
Max Behrens	So.	PG	50	70	1	44	1	1	50	64	49	34	66	56	C-	486
Joseph Graham	So.	PG	54	67	9	50	15	25	48	70	60	25	68	50	C	541
Nicholas Grandison	So.	PG	59	65	10	45	1	14	56	47	29	52	68	66	C+	512
Willis Jones	Sr.	SG	71	62	9	67	22	9	76	56	42	64	66	42	C	586
William Polk	Sr.	SG	40	61	5	34	2	24	86	73	69	41	74	89	C	598
Troy Eriksen	Jr.	SG	53	66	17	59	20	65	73	37	37	45	78	48	B-	598
Jerry Paddock	Jr.	SF	54	73	10	37	3	32	76	67	56	62	71	41	A-	582

Just looking for a 2nd (Or 3rd, 4th, etc) on a starting lineup at the PG, SG, SF positions.  Have an idea of where I want to go, but thought it wouldn't hurt to get some consultation from other coaches.

First instinct is to start Polk at the PG, but I don't feel I can start both he and Paddock with their low DEF ratings.  Paddock's a guy that should be on the floor.   

Any thoughts?

I would go:

PG: Polk, Paddock, Behrens, Graham
SG: Graham, Paddock, Jones, Behrens
SF: Eriksen, Paddock, Jones, Grandison

I would also move Jones into the starting lineup at either SG or SF any time you run into a team with a dominant scorer at either of those positions.  A team with a dominant scoring PG is going to be more of an issue for you.  If he's really good (25+ ppg) you could go with Jones.  Or leave Polk in but double team.

Thanks.  Always helps to hear a 2nd opinion.  Never used one guy as the backup at all 3 positions, but that seems like it will maximize his minutes.