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Message: [QUOTE="cferraro04, post: 5008087, member: 267"] You may have misinterpreted the meaning of the list I posted in the original post. You may notice that I have multiple players listed in multiple positions. I posted it that way to indicate that Geno has a lot of flexibility to move players around. He has point guards that can play both the shooting guard and the point guard and vice-a-versa. He has shooting guards that can play both the shooting guard and small forward positions. He has small forwards that can slide over to the power forward position and he has power forwards that can slide to the center, which may be necessary if Jana gets injured. Additionally, he has Paige who can play the point guard, shooting guard small forward and some might argue the power forward positions. "You can never have enough point guards" is still a common expression among coaches and it recently played out with Geno's recruitment of Kaitlin Chen despite the fact he already had a good number of competent point guards. Oh and for the record...how about we revisit this question of Azzi Fudd's lack of confidence and inability to play the point guard position at mid-season? Here is what her high school coach had to say about her in her senior year, "She’s seen everything, heard everything, and done pretty much everything —[URL='https://www.ctinsider.com/sports/article/UConn-freshman-Azzi-Fudd-everything-Geno-Auriemma-16288873.php'] to the point where she appears nearly unflappabl[/URL]e" Here is another appraisal of Azzi Fudd: [B]GEICO Nationals-April 2019:[/B] The impact prospect of the class of 2021 continues to dominant with efficient floor game; a shot maker, outstanding off the dribble; unselfish playmaker, distributes to teammates; makes shots under pressure; the best in the class of 2021. (Olson) [/QUOTE]

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