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[QUOTE="aceboon, post: 2281214, member: 406"] I think the 2012-2013 team that was banned(but was tourney worthy resume/play wise) is a better comparison. PG play that 2006-2007 year was a mess with AJ being a shell of himself and then Wiggins and Austrie backing him up, this team should be much further along with Jalen as one of the better guards in the country. I think a Adams/Gilbert/CV/Larrier core(Diarra might fight in there too the way KO has talked about him being a core piece in the offseason) compares favorably to the Bazz/Boat/Omar/Daniels/Giffey core of 2012-2013. [/QUOTE]
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