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I thought Gaffney was the lone bright spot last night
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[QUOTE="98Uconn, post: 3906887, member: 3055"] Gaffney was the only one on the floor last night that looked like he was trying to step it up a notch. It's been said 1000 times, but when he's aggressive, he shines. He has the potential to be a solid shooter and hits his ft's when he drives and draws contact. I feel he lives in Bouk's shadow and felt his role was to "do no wrong" until last night when no one was doing anything and he wasn't ready to go home. A full offseason and Bouk gone and I think he could be a vastly improved, important piece next year. [/QUOTE]
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