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[QUOTE="Waquoit, post: 4439126, member: 50"] To me that's a "yeah but". Yeah but Oregon was so worried about Sanogo we had a ton of open looks. And Sanogo didn't pout or seem to worry about his lack of touches. Which goes to what I thought was the key takeaway: we play team ball. It looks like everyone has buy-in, the days of "heat checks" are over. We'll know for sure once we face some adversity but I'm not worried. [/QUOTE]
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