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[QUOTE="Spaceman213J, post: 3078315, member: 6477"] For the vast majority of the game Carlton looked like he took a step back. It wasn't like a few weeks ago when he had a half where shots just weren't dropping. It seemed his head wasn't in the game. I don't understand how a guy can step out of bounds like he did and he had some other questionable moments. That said, his last few minutes were huge. He played very good D without fouling the final stretch of the game. I loved Whaley today, but nobody wants to count on a repeat performance against Houston tomorrow. Carlton needs to be focused and stay on the court tomorrow. [/QUOTE]
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