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Josh Carlton got some help from George Blaney in decision to stay with UConn men’s basketball team
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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2757159, member: 1414"] To be clear, I thought I'd elaborate. 1. Catching the ball. That, in itself, is a new skill not seen by recent UConn bigs. 2. Not putting the ball on the floor, another new skill. Prior bigs, who happened to get the ball high, would still bring it down an dribble it, in order to ensure that they didn't face the embarrassment provided by their inevitable missed layup. Josh and others need to dunk the damned ball. He still needs to work on that. [/QUOTE]
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