Ask Tim Miles who his starting five will be this season, and you may get five different answers in five minutes.
That’s not necessarily a bad situation for the fourth-year Nebraska men’s basketball coach, who has a roster void of size but loaded with improved skill and versatility.
So it’s difficult, really, to pigeonhole certain players into positions and slap on labels.
Wednesday, for instance, 6-foot-7 freshman Jack McVeigh, one of the team’s top three-point shooters in practice, played some center.
That’s in part because of the aforementioned overall lack of size, and because McVeigh boasts a 7-foot wing span that can be beneficial for a frontcourt player.