I expect Carsen to average at a min 21 ppg, and think we have a roster that will be good defensively with Nojel, Haarms and Carsen as the core. This is a team that will absolutely try to run more than we have in the past, and probably play a more aggressive form of defense that pressures ball a bit more (think something closer to Painter's original style of defense than what he's played the last couple years).
The question is how Nojel and Haarms have improved as scorers. I think they'll be good garbage bucket guys that score in transition, off rebounds, and by being setup by Carsen, but they HAVE to be able to score in the flow of the offense to take pressure off of Carsen. Having one of them develop into that will be key.
Cline looks like a good complementary piece that'll probably average around 9-10 and will obviously be a guy you don't want to leave open. I like that we can put a lot of shooters on the floor with Carsen. All of our 4 men can shoot and Sasha/Hunter can shoot, and obviously Cline/Carsen can. I think teams will have to live with leaving good shooters to try to stop Carsen.
I think Boudreaux is going to be a 12 and 8 type of guy, playing some 4 and the backup 5. The thing that I really like about him is his ability to shoot the 3 ball from the 5 spot. I think that small-ball look with a bunch of shooters will be a nice wrinkle and put defenses in a bind.
In short, I think we project to be a team that has a bunch of scrappy, competitive guys along with an elite scorer...and our success will be determined by how we handle scoring outside of Carsen from night to night. I think this is a team that has a 3 type seed ceiling if some of those guys develop into consistent second options, and a floor of wrong side of the bubble if they don't and Carsen is forced to shoot at will. My prediction is we'll end up as a 6 seed type. As others have said, I think we'll start a little slow with those tough games early on, but improve as we go.