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[QUOTE="DMIL, post: 2504390, member: 8539"] You are exactly right. This is what you get when you don't have a deep bench and a very young team that has to learn how to play together. It just doesn't happen over night. When you have an experienced core the young guys learn from them and not just the coaching staff. We don't really have that. Adams is really the only one and Larrier is basically a Sophomore. The transfers we have are not effective at all given their lack of talent. [/QUOTE]
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