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Mike DiMauro: Hurley, Huskies get their mulligan
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[QUOTE="August_West, post: 3909948, member: 1047"] Definitely. But then you watch the other 35 tournament games under the same criteria and you see teams get themselves open shots. And, gasp, with an open shot they make them! Our problem was two fold. We were not good at getting ourselves good looks in offensive flow (in fairness, Hurley does a great job getting us good looks out of time outs) but in game flow offense we rarely got good looks. And then (and this one I cant pin on Hurley) the rare occasions where we got good looks, we cant make them. [/QUOTE]
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