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Dan Hurley's Offense Year 4
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[QUOTE="WhereistheDove?, post: 4105710, member: 1109"] Agreed this is likely the most usable observation coming out of these three games. The bigs all seem more comfortable getting boards and quickly starting the transition offense, where it felt like they took too much time last year trying to get it to the PG and let the defense get back. Probably the biggest difference to me is Jackson, though. When he gets the rebound, he is immediately full speed up the floor and covers ground. If he can avoid the sloppy turnovers on the break, that is going to be dangerous against any team we play. [/QUOTE]
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