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Tyler Polley Polley is an amazing weapon for us
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[QUOTE="auror, post: 3829105, member: 1329"] If this were true, it would be great. But in those Creighton and St. Johns games he was mostly guarded by smaller players and he was unable to get open or shoot over them successfully. He really does need to be wide open and stationary (or stepping in on the break). Exception being the Marquette game when he was spewing fire and made 2 YOLO crossover dribble pull-up 3s (the same shots he missed by 3 feet in the 2 games he struggled). [/QUOTE]
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