No.

JK. A little.

Of course he gets more playing time. He has been getting virtually none.

But Brownell basically put him in when we had no hope of winning just to give him a taste and see what he could do against one of the best teams in the nation in a why-not situation. He did fine.

But in games we actually have a chance at winning, I don't think he's going to take anybody else's minutes. I do agree with the poster who said he could function as a zone busting specialist in special circumstances.

Brownell really values team defense. No matter how much Curran Scott can score, he loses minutes by getting beat off the dribble and putting his team in a defensive disadvantage. Hemenway is seen by the coaches in practice every day; I trust them to play him when they can.