To me, Smith plays with a point guard, a combo guard and wing or two wings, a four and a center. The small forward seems gone as the wings play offense more like a two guard. The four moves in and out of the post so often plays with his back to the basket. A better hint of who is who is when they are on defense since those classic rolls are most often needed there. But the Utes also do a lot of switching on defense causing guys to be able to defend multiple
Mike S is a tall guard but is not a point guard like Magic but he does have more guard ball skills than you expect to see with a tall wing. He seems to be comfortable running the court as a tall player, kinda like Tom Chambers but not as good as Tom. I think Smith is happy to create mismatches and it will be interesting to see him on the outside on both offense and defense. I have only seen the last game that did not have a center available so I am only guessing.
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