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Amida Brimah's Legacy
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[QUOTE="UConn990411, post: 2005176, member: 802"] Brimah is a good role player whose deficiencies would've been better hidden on better UConn teams. I think there were two main reasons he underachieved as a player: 1) He was never quite the talent people on here considered him to be. I remember people on here projecting that he'd leave after his junior year before he even had one dependable offensive move (a hook shot, a 15-foot jumper - anything). 2) He simply never developed up to his potential. Sometimes that happens with college kids, or even pros for that matter. But he still made arguably the biggest play of the NCAA tourney en route to UConn winning its fourth national title. No, Brimah is not among the best centers in UConn history, but if you want to talk about his legacy, it starts there. [/QUOTE]
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