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Can they shoot mid range shots?
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You know; I can't really remember at the moment. I just remember behind highly impressed by their game beyond the arc. The older of the two is nationally ranked for the threes.
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Sounds like a great guy
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I agree, said he was coming from a sales background so he should be able to get people to buy into his system. I wonder what he will be like on the court though. May be a complete opposite of Coach Jacks.
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