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[QUOTE="MuchoDogYears, post: 4489408, member: 5395"] When Clingan is in, I'd sit Newton and play Joey at PG. With the ball in his hands, he has the ability to hit the three, or drive the lane for a jumper, or pass inside to Clingan. Only guard on the team who's demonstrated that he can be a triple threat. That said, he's been way off his game since Georgetown. None of the four transfers are contributing at this point. One or two need to elevate their game for this team to dominate again. Can't have only the 5 and 4 positions scoring. Need the guards to hit open jumpers to stop the D collapsing inside against Sanogo and Clingan. [/QUOTE]
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