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New Commit: Uroš Paunović (Merged)
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[QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 5334239, member: 37"] In the Tarris interview earlier this summer Tarris admitted he didn’t start seriously working on what the coaches wanted until January. The Reed/Samson issue wasn’t just about loyalty. The press didn’t ask Tarris for specifics. So let’s conjecture what the coaches felt Tarris needed to work on to reach his potential. My first thought is they wanted him to practice going up strong when scoring. My second thought is they wanted him working on hedges. Hurley talks about Tarris’s incredible quickness so considering his size advantage I imagine he sees Tarris as having the potential to be better than Whaley. [/QUOTE]
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