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Message: [QUOTE="AZHuskiePop, post: 2175169, member: 1609"] Actually that's not a bad comparison as those guys were all very young and aside from AO and Roscoe were considered secondary recruits. A Great guard made them all exceed their status. There was little confidence going into that season. All those guys you now consider great returned the next year and even added DD, and Chiefs friend and managed to go 8-10 in the Big East. A big flop We know Adams is real good and was probably better his Soph year than Kemba but can he make the jump into greatness that Kemba made . We will find out We had a Freshman 2 named Lamb who had the right name but was the wrong guy. This year We have battled hardened vet at the two plus a third guard more highly regarded than BaZz plus an experienced post grad who probably has the capability to lead the team You have another 5 star st the 3 /4. If Larrier can shoot we will not be a fun team to defense. The quickness , penetration, and passing skills of our guards will be tough to defend. If not for transfers this would on paper be our best team in yesrs. Somehow we need to find a 4 and maybe we already have him ,I thought Diarra would take a lot of Facey's minutes. Enoch's departure was huge , I'm hoping for a Louisville suspension , Jackson played over 20 minutes a game as a freshman and still complained so what can you say other than don't let the door hit you on the way out. I already forgot the name of the third guy who couldn't get minutes on a team that at times your 7th man was s walk-on So in summary great guard play is the key to success and the guys that left are now dead to me. [/QUOTE]

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