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If Reed can play like he did
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[QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 5162555, member: 37"] This correlates with first half playing time in the Providence game and what Reed said in the press conferences. He said there was a lot of yelling before he came into that second half and played like a Kodiak. When asked what was all the yelling was about he hedged his statement. But it's obvious the coaches are yelling at him to play like the beast he is. It's not talent that's the problem for Reed. It's getting worked up to play to his abilities. Apparently he lacks that inner drive to push himself. I'd give him a transfusion with Cam's blood. [/QUOTE]
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