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[QUOTE="Argonaut, post: 3333206, member: 9658"] I guess my perspective on Walz is that he's good at taking middling talent, developing them, and then making some noise with that team. With the top talent he's recruited, I don't think he's really pushed them to achieve what they are truly capable of. That's where my hesitation lies in Hailey Van Lith's commitment. I think she would have developed a better, more well-rounded game if she was taking the next step with a different coach. [/QUOTE]
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