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[QUOTE="auror, post: 3897801, member: 1329"] I think this is absolutely a more Carlton game. They play 2 6'6" wings at the 3/4 and are quite big and athletic across the guards and wings. They'll give our guards trouble. But we can punish them on the o-boards by playing a bigger 4. One of the wings, Hart, is not a big part of their offense. He's more of a mediocre spot up shooter, and we can 100% "hide" one of the bigs on him on defense. This is not a situation where they have a Jefferson or Samuels who hit 38+% from 3. Their big Scott likes to pick and pop, so having a 2nd big for rim protection will be useful. [/QUOTE]
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