I am trying the approach of trying to have the most athletic and fastest players on the court and seeing if I can win. I have heard that can work. So far it has been with mixed reviews, with the season still young. I am sure you have to have other good attributes which I do with some players but didn't know what others thought...and what should my starting 5 be.

Take this with a grain of salt as I'm gettin back into HD after being gone for awhile but this is who I would start:

PG: Trey Peterson

SG: Shayne Nevels

SF: Gregory Rech

PF: Julian McKinley

C: Lloyd Kilberg

Reasoning is I've been told by another owner who is graciously answering my questions and helping me out that running motion and the press, the big difference is having a SF who can rebound. All 5 of those guys have high IQ's to what you are running as well. McKinley is also a better FT shooter than Riney which may get you some extra points.

I would go with Riney over McKinley. His IQ is better and I would want him to be the player in at the ends of halves. (Small sample size I know) - he is actually shooting a slightly better percentage from the FT line than McKinley thus far.

I agree with tk's other 4 though.

I agree with those 5. It will be nice if Kilberg had a touch higher low post rating at least in the mid 40's but his iq's are great so that makes up for some of his low post rating flaws.

Rech is a tad weak at the SF spot i would substitute some guys there with him to get some more scoring there.

This lineup popped up in my head looking over roster- Peterson, Neal, Nevels, Mckinley, and Kilberg.

Thanks guys...I looking at Petersen, Nevels, Rich, Rech and Kilberg. I like Neal but his IQ just isn't that strong yet so I chose Rich. I picked Rich too because his speed/ath is better than Rinney. As I am realizing a lot is just a matter of opinion.