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Re: AE gameday 12/11
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Thanks. Things like that are why I generally try not to jump all over ANY of the kids for their performance - I don't know whats going on in their heads, or behind the scenes. At the same time, he is a basketball player on scholarship at a D-I university so performance-related questions may be justified. I wonder how a situation like that would be handled/covered/seen at the high-major level or in the pro's. (The likely answer partially explains why I'm mainly a fan of this level instead) |
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Re: AE gameday 12/11
Yeah but that's like 12 too many and he only shot 32%. His freshman season he took 52. If someone takes enough 3s anyone can make them, but you're exactly right in that the team has other people to shoot them and he needs to be inside getting boards/scoring.
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