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[QUOTE="dennismenace, post: 4490247, member: 6158"] [I][B]"Hurley employed the two bigs in short stints on multiple occasions against Providence, but later said they hadn’t practiced it and that at times the alignments were “not pleasing to the eye.”"[/B][/I] [HR][/HR] It is hard to believe this but had he been following the Boneyard he would have at least considered it an option. Not practicing it means his mind was closed to this even though opposition coaches have been exploiting it repeatedly. Limiting options to 3 pointers only has put additional pressure on three point shooters while a potentially great prospect of a big man is languishing on the bench. [/QUOTE]
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