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Recruits talk awkward moments with coaches
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[QUOTE="Tenspro2002, post: 3019229, member: 889"] The irony, actually, is that JC got a lot of guys to work hard and improve their game while they were here in order to get to the league, but some of them completely lost the work ethic once they were there. Donyell should have been better. Most of our 2006 NBA draft class. Thabeet. Maybe Ben Gordon. Once they stopped having JC on them all the time, they slacked. There are, of course, examples of guys with exceptional work ethic who kept it up in the NBA, e.g. Ray. [/QUOTE]
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