Once Mark moved to point guard in the postseason, he averaged 3.8 assists per game. That isn't great, but he was definitely distributing the ball better from that position.
Also, Mark, Pope, and Weaver can all shoot the ball. None are amazing, but with continued improvement it should be enough to keep the defense honest.
Mark shot 37% from 3 in conference last year and 36% across 50 conference games the last 3 seasons at UT, Arky and UH.
Pope struggled from 3 in conference last year (31%), but shot 37% on 5+ attempts in 40 PAC10 conference games at Oregon St.
Weaver barely took any 3s in conference last year, but is a 36% shooter from deep over his career (on low attempts)
Additionally, we have:
Cam Heide - He is a career 40% 3pt shooter, admittedly on low volume.
Declan Duru - Shot 36% from 3 in 7 games for Germany U19 world cup (on ~3 attempts per game)
On another note, I think the lineups above by Gerry are completely missing Lassina Traore. He may end up being our best player. He was set to one of the 1-2 top players at Xavier last year before his injury and is a 2x 1st team all conference player. Assuming he is healthy, he is going to be a big factor for us. I would like to see him get 25+ mpg.
I think it will be less common for us to go with small lineups given the number of big bodies who will need to see minutes. Swain, Duru and Heide all need minutes and can play SF or PF. Traore and Codie can play PF or C. Vokietaitis is a pure C. I doubt that John Clark and Lewis Obiorah are going to get much playing time. I will also be surprised if Nic Codie earns more than 10 mpg unless he has improved a lot. Duru looks like he is physically ready to come in and contribute immediately.
Here is a possible rotation:
Starters: Wilcher, Mark, Swain, Traore, Vokietaitis - An imposing lineup to set the tone physically
Rotation 1: Wilcher, Weaver, Heide, Swain, Traore - High energy unit to change the pace
Rotation 2: Mark, Pope, Heide, Duru, Traore - Our best shooters with Traore to clean the glass
Rotation 3: Mark, Pope, Duru, Codie, Vokietaitis - Another big lineup
Closers: Mark, Weaver, Pope, Swain, Traore - Most experience together and our most mature players. Plus good ball handling and FTs.