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Nelson's coaching assessment of last night
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[QUOTE="BigEastLuva, post: 3385484, member: 8937"] You have a point, but think about Hurley’s guards from Wagner to now. None of them have stuck in the league, not even Terrell, who was well-respected out of Brewster. When you don’t have iso-bucket getters (like Hurley’s most talented guard JR Smith), you use defense to get easy buckets in transition turnovers. Maybe if he pressed 94 feet all game and took greater advantage of CV, Rique, Sid, Bouk and Gaffney on the perimeter, we might get another 10-15 points a game. But with Gaff and Bouk’s ascent next year, you’ll see more of his offensive playbook open. [/QUOTE]
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