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Date Posted: Thursday, December 02, 10:47:52am
Author: Seen on Miltenberger St
Subject: Its a numbers game. There arent that many 6'10'' guys that are actually good. And obviously we arent at the top of many 6'10'' kids lists if they are any good(as in Duke, UConn, Kentucky good). There are a lot of bigger players in HS this year, juniors, that are local, we should target 3-4 of them. McConnell & Talley could offer some highlight material to make those players interested. Winning would help too, like beating PSU saturday
In reply to: ztown 's message, "Question...do the Dukes offer an attractive opportunity for solid bigs to come here and put up big numbers due to the expected development of our young but smart and "team first" backcourt?" on Thursday, December 02, 10:17:10am


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