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Richard Springs Power Forward (Heading This Way?)
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[QUOTE="Chief00, post: 3228944"] As you know, Chief has been a proponent. I like guys who have an offensive rebounding mindset. We have too many guys who can’t shoot threes, but want to live on the three line. Offensive rebounding is a mindset and Richard keeps trying to get closer to the basket. I think even now he uses his body well to protect the ball when he goes up for shots inside. If he can put some muscle on that can become even more of a strength. What I don’t like sometimes is his assist to turnover ratio. If he was a guard that would be a showstopper. He needs to tighten that up. [/QUOTE]
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