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What is the "jump" a UCONN player is to make
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[QUOTE="LwrcasefaN, post: 4041512, member: 11185"] Freshman to Sophomore year... On defense I look for improved help skills. Most players are nowhere near lockdown defenders and never will be....so defensive rotation is critical and can elevate a team, unless you're at Arkansas. lol On offense...reading and reacting to defenses...and maintaining spacing in the offense. As far as improved skills and range...that's further down the road for most and for others...they just need to do what they are good at. If you don't understand the offense...you can't marry it to your offensive strengths. CONSISTENT offensive output (not just points) is a sign that the player has figured out their role. Who looks loss on the floor versus who always seems to be in the right place...AND at the right time? [/QUOTE]
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