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[QUOTE="3RingsCT, post: 4483022, member: 4717"] I’m going to leave the T by Hurley out of it, as it’s been well discussed, but our larger problem this game not being able to find the right rotation of players to overcome what Xavier was being successful at. One of the drawbacks of having a “deep team” is when you lose, you don’t necessarily go down with your “best” on the floor. I thing a greater fault from coaching today was not identifying what worked best and doing what they could to stick with it. We also don’t have a “go-to” guy when we need one. Again, side affects of just rolling with a “deep team”. [/QUOTE]
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