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[QUOTE="champs99and04, post: 2105019, member: 488"] I agree that we've been thinner than most teams, I disagree that it's been a problem. The '14 crew looked like a high school team and, while it bit them at times against teams like Louisville, it ultimately provided them with the versatility they needed to play small. Facey was the one guy who I think you can argue was always held back by his build. Brimah just didn't have the instincts. Enoch, Adams, Purvis, Vital, and Jackson all look well-built and at no point last season did I feel like physique was what was holding us back. [/QUOTE]
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