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[QUOTE="Scrutineer, post: 4908499, member: 8240"] The thing I find most impressive is how humble he's been. The other day he commented on the help he's had from the older guys and how much he appreciates it. The fact he's embraced his role on defense and gradually added to his offensive game tells you he's a very mature kid who wants to learn and is not above being coached. He's not a primma donna who thinks the world revolves around him even though he's so skilled and would surely be hyped to death if he were on Duke or some other "more high profile national programs". [/QUOTE]
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