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[QUOTE="mauconnfan, post: 2004142, member: 489"] This is true unless they can learn and bring it on to the basketball court. Again not AB's fault he wasn't a student of the game didn't have the ability to learn the game. But others have played late in their careers and been real good players it's just a matter of being coachable or not. The kid from Penn State averaging 9/8 in this his redshirt freshman year also started playing at 15 and he thinks the game like a kid who played AAU all his life. Like this 2* kid we're looking at, has he progressed while in HS at all, has he shown development in a year, 2 or 3? If he's just 6'11 and looks like he might be able to play I'm hoping now the coaches learned there needs to be some natural instincts somewhere in that game also or it may be a waste of time. [/QUOTE]
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