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[QUOTE="Mr. French, post: 5239866, member: 2292"] They scouted it well, but I didn't see Purdue do anything off the wall. In fact, a lot of teams do the strategy where the defender on ball turns and takes the first option cutter and then they rotate - perhaps someone missed a rotation, but Smith didn't just chase after a guy for no reason, with no threat. It was a great call by Sampson. Also, guys were in no way "open all over the court" there was a quick rotation by Smith and the Houston guys made a snap pass right back to the inbounder. It makes Purdue look a bit lost, but there weren't guys open all over. It was really well done by Houston. [/QUOTE]
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