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[QUOTE="pj, post: 4530583, member: 2524"] There are two sides to the basket, the ball usually bounces to one side and the basket is a barrier to traversing between sides meaning one big can't cover both sides, so a two-big three-perimeter lineup is very natural in basketball. It needn't clog the offense if the bigs are mobile and good screeners, or can shoot from away from the basket. It could have been done, but it's getting late in the season to try new things. Chalk it up to Hurley has his way and we'll do it Hurley's way. Last night Hurley's way worked. [/QUOTE]
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