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Rick Issanza (C, 7'1", 225) to visit
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[QUOTE="pj, post: 3162778, member: 2524"] Change of pace is huge. Matchups are critical. There will be opposing teams that Carlton just can't defend but whom Issanza bothers, and vice versa. Having two complementary centers enabling the coach to play matchups is very valuable. This is something Calhoun was good at arranging, he was versatile in style of play and gave a lot of thought to how to match up favorably to opponents. Ollie never built in the lineup flexibility to do that. I don't understand the concerns over Issanza. Unless there are academic or character issues, he'd be a huge pickup. Pun intended. [/QUOTE]
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