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[QUOTE="oldude, post: 5319804, member: 7511"] The jump to the W is difficult for a lot of very good college players. It’s not simply a case of talent, but also what team you end up with and whether or not there’s a real opportunity to play and develop with that team. I really believe Aaliyah has all the tools necessary to succeed in the W. I am hoping she gets enough PT with the Suns in order to turn the corner and establish herself as a solid pro for years to come. As you point out, Aaliyah spent much of her senior season as “the only true post player on the floor almost all the time.” [/QUOTE]
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