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Message: [QUOTE="Tenspro2002, post: 3814989, member: 889"] The problem is Hurley too rigidly sticks to his script. Obviously the script for this year is to play Sanogo for stretches at a time, let him learn playing behind Whaley and Carlton, and then be ready to dominate next year when those guys are gone. The end of game script is to win with ballhandling, athleticism, quickness, and flexibility on D. That's not a bad idea in general, but it clearly wasn't working today. [/QUOTE]