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Mike DiMauro: Hurley, Huskies get their mulligan
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[QUOTE="kobebeanbryant, post: 3910283, member: 508"] we have a major difference in perception of gaffney. i feel like he is the polar opposite of cv. from the beginning cv had probably too much confidence. it took him a few years for his abilities to catch up to his perception of himself. the one thing he always had though was an incredible motor. gaffney seems to suffer from a significant lack of confidence in his abilities, which causes him to play very tentatively. he seems to suffer from the opposite problem from cv....he needs his confidence to catch up to his actual abilities. [/QUOTE]
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