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[QUOTE="husky429, post: 4459701, member: 6696"] Jackson isn't a good option for this spot because he's not a good scorer. Defense knows he is going to pass the ball the second he touches it. I'm giving Jackson a layup 99/100 times as an opposing coach or player--he's terrible at them. He's going to settle for a sketchy floater that goes in about 20% of the time if you just play him 1v1 and faceguard everyone else. You put Jackson in to break pressure, and then run some kind of weakside action with Sanogo/Hawkins getting open for a 3 or roll to the rim. As turnover prone as Newton has been, he still needs to be the guy in these moments. [/QUOTE]
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