Rotegaard IMO will continue to be a key sub. He could even earn more minutes

along with AJ, those two were the best 3 point shooters, and Rotegaard took the 3rd most attempts.

even better Rotegaards 3pt shooting got better as the seasons progressed.

he has a solid assist to turnover ratio. my only critique was mainly he could take some 3s that were too long range or too early. when he is squared, he is solid.

the guy blocks out, he's not the quickest by any means. He's shown the staff has a lot of trust in him to not make mistakes. it did seem like his 3 pt shooting could be streaky, i.e. one game he can't make one, and then the next he could go 3 for 5 or such. somewhat the nature of 3 pt shooters.

he can play anywhere from a 2 to 4 spot as well. it's hard to see him more than 20 minutes simply due to all the talent on the team and wings, yet he's a guy that can force the defense to stay with him. It's his senior year, and junior elgibility, so would seem might be his last realistically, but who knows. He's a guy Silva has to beat out for minus, which is great to have competition.

if he adds some more muscle, improves his lateral defense, and just keeps hitting around 40% 3s, he'll be on the court a lot. competition is good