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Tarris Reed not being utilized
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[QUOTE="Doctor Hoop, post: 5166331, member: 6845"] I've seen that also, and I don't think the regular offense is very good at isolating Reed. The motion offense continues to run, and there continues to be traffic around him as it does so. There has to be a "fist" or a "five up" play, or some other signal, that tells the other players to keep their defender away so that he can get his position. By the way, I'd also like to see Stewart get some post-up looks. He's strong and has shown lately he sees the court, can get kickout 3's. [/QUOTE]
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