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Oillie vs Hurley recruits
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[QUOTE="Matias, post: 3455300, member: 5822"] Thanks for all the great points on this thread. My intention wasn‘t to divide but rather to see if there was any noticeable difference between each coach‘s recruits. I‘m realizing that KO actually did a decent job with recruiting talent that fit the UConn mold, but just fell short on development. I did get the feeling that we suffered in the Free Throw talent department with KO recruits. JC always had very high standards for FT shooting, although that is also probably as much training as it is natural talent. All in all I‘m happy to see progress in all the recruits. [/QUOTE]
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