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[QUOTE="Scrutineer, post: 3034923, member: 8240"] This shows, at least for this player, that the path to the riches of the NBA means a lot more to some kids than most of us on the Boneyard care to admit or want to accept. The nostalgia of UConn's rise to greatness, and the four NC's, is great for us but any hints recruits are given about factors that might get them where they want to go (like how Crean's coaching was the reason for Wade and Oladipo's success) are more important. Crean was able to overcome his team's losing record this year, a long history of mediocrity, and his mania on the sidelines just by mentioning two names. [/QUOTE]
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