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Message: [QUOTE="Yorkeez4, post: 5126365, member: 4434"] The boneyard is always fun after a loss. I’m still waiting for the first “is Hurley on the hot seat” post. Granted Hurley hates losing but his focus is developing the team to win in March and April. Anyone who thinks Hurley doesn’t know Reed is a better player than SJ isn’t paying attention. Also, those who wonder why other teams seem to have integrated new players more effectively than Hurley are not paying attention. As has been stated numerous times over the last couple of years - Hurley runs a complex offense and it takes longer to learn. I have seen Duke play and was not impressed with their offensive sets at all. I think SJ’s T was a result of frustration - he spent a lot of time falling to the floor and getting banged around and funally was fed up. As for Harley’s T -without knowing what he said I cannot judge whether he deserved it or not. Or, as the casual fan knows, sometimes it’s just the cumulative effect of what had transpired the whole game and the ref had finally gad enough. i do think that both Mahaney and Diarra are under performing. After the year Diarra had last year he seems to have regressed. One has to wonder what is preventing Nowell from getting into fames when it counts. But I trust Hurley knows what he is doing. One thing that I think shows the offense is not clicking yet is that SJ is not getting many dunks. I think when it starts clicking the pnp will lead to the dunks we’ve gotten use to. [/QUOTE]

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