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It can be a problem with tiny guards

Posted on: April 8, 2025 at 10:50:35 CT

Mormad MU

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I think it dramatically affected Bama as they moved through the tourney. It forces you to change shot angles or depth to be able to shoot over the top. Or, you'd better be able to set a screen to free them up. That's what we lost with Gray toward the end of the year. When he screened for Grill, there was space to shoot.

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