High school boys basketball: Brighton falls to Pleasant Grove’s unique rotational scheme ...Middle East

Often in basketball the head coach will find eight or nine guys and rotate them in and out to find the best fit throughout the game with athletes playing alongside many different teammates. However, Pleasant Grove head coach Randy McAllister runs a hockey-esque rotation, with two groups of five rotating in and out in attempts to always have fresh legs. The Vikings dual-lineup rotation proved effective in its 66-57 win over the Brighton Bengals in the Utah Autism Holiday Classic. “We have a deep roster which helps,” said McAllister. “You can’t do that kind of style without having at least 10 guys. We think we’ve got 16 guys that are capable. “Without any presence in the post this season,

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