i would say yes to both of the questions u asked.
to start off though, i dont think the first question is gonna matter, but i'll answer it.
wilcox is more familiar wit the system since he's been there for far longer than randolph. wilcox is by far the most athletic big man on the team, he can run the break, and finish well around the basket. his defense is sus but he's improved imo (wit the exception of pekovic, but he's a tough cover for any center), and he even tho he finishes alleys pretty well, i see too many balls slip thru his hands. his minutes are frustratingly spotty even without kg, and in the playoffs kg will be playin 35+ minutes a night, so that's gonna be an even more dimished role, which is why i dont think it'll matter much.
to answer ur 2nd question, i would say The Crawken will get the nod over t-will. crawfish is essentially barbosa's replacement so his role on the team is pretty defined, and crawfish plays the role well, he attacks the basket, and puts up a lot of shots in little amounts of time. he may not be as great a finisher as barbosa, but he gets to the line.
im not exactly sure wat role t will has. doc wants t will to be a passer, and i think he fits that role well, but he's on the same minute limit as keyon dooling he gets mainly gets playin time towards the end and beginning of quarters. crawfish has had a few games where he's played in crunch time, and so i think doc trusts him just a bit more because of his knack for scoring.
