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Defense - one issue which has killed ius
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[QUOTE="REB1094, post: 4429640, member: 12147"] Good thing modern coaches hate midrange jumpers, because it’s open every single time on the drop coverage. Not much we can do about that though, since Clingan rightfully will never high hedge. Ideally the guards get better fighting around those screens, but we are also missing our two best perimeter defenders (although Alleyne is making a STRONG case to take over that top spot) Stonehill shot 35%, BU 34%, and Buffalo 43%. Not bad [/QUOTE]
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