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Coby White has sights set on being Chicago Bulls' starting point guard


feels he will be the Chicago Bulls' starting point guard moving forward, while Kris Dunn is not only fighting for his old starting job back, but a new contract, whether that comes from the Bulls or elsewhere. White reminded the media of his versatility to play either guard spot, but make no mistake, he also made it very clear what his goal will be. (Chicago Sun-Times)

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Coby White has sights set on being Chicago Bulls' starting point guard