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How Jayden Ross could be important piece of UConn men's basketball March Madness run

Ross is an unsung player. His growth is steady, especially so with his getting Stewart's minutes. He can play three positions, good for minutes and a dynamic player that we need. He can get the crowd on their feet. A vote for Ross is a vote for our future. He is a true company man, the fabric that superior teams are built upon. Go Ross, Rebie, Smith and Stuwart. What a great law firm name.
 
navery12 said:
That's exactly what I'm doing with Jayden Ross right here. He's looking great in his role, which is an important one. Why should we change that?

I'm very happy with where I end up on these conversations, but thanks for the advice. Including on these Jayden Ross conversations
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1) to show you can develop into a more impactful role at UConn, as an example for future recruiting

2) to have as much system continuity starting the game as possible.

3) to reward loyalty at its utmost in maintaining culture
 
More Ross please. He and Solo should be splitting time. With a Ross Mullins Silas the offense is more dynamic as Ross is more of a threat to go to the rim

His defense is miles beyond Ball even with the pump fake bite (which I feel is more being pressed for playing time and trying to make something happen)
 
I think Ross should start in the BE Tourney. Not sure that Mullins & Ball are the best combo for extended periods. Mullins or Ball can be the 6th man. Ross / Mullins / Ball could all still get good mins but I'd like to see less of Ball & Mullins out on the floor together....too redundant.

Pretty clear that Dan Hurley has lost faith in Malachi so it's a 7 man rotation at this point so plenty of minutes for the 7 of them.
 
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