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[QUOTE="HuskylnSC, post: 3377047, member: 7953"] Every big, deep in his/her heart, wants to be a wing. Able to get out of the slogging for position; to get out of the pushing and the hands slapping. To be able to take the ball and move with freedom. To be able to shoot without the hip check. Being a big is the dirty business of basketball. And your success in an offense depends about these players who have the freedom you desire giving you a chance to play; to deliver the ball when you have established position; not a second before or a second after. To deliver the ball where the defense can't get a hand on it. In short the game of a big is not the glamorous game of guards and wings and they deserve understanding of the difficulty of their role. [/QUOTE]
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