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[QUOTE="Chief00, post: 4220795, member: 11108"] To beat a dead horse, the risk/reward isn’t there on high-hedging but it is on offense. We need that 20 point - 12 rebound game - so if he picks up a foul doing that I can live with it as he did after the Jackson pass on the break. However, we can survive with him perhaps not getting a steal from a guard 25 feet away, if that actually happens. So don’t engage in that activity. Chief keeps searching for a better way to explain this to fans, although admittedly it’s frustrating since to me the impact on the game today could have been devastating against a better team. We need to be able to learn from this without having to lose the game. But, many of our beloved casual fans are linear, if we won, everything is fine. There are no lessons to learn. [/QUOTE]
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