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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 2435359, member: 40"] ...and Louis Orr was primarily responsible for the early development of Etan Thomas. Used to work with him extensively after practice, teaching him fundamentals. When he arrived at SU in 1996, he was as raw as he could possibly have been. He had no idea about positioning, using his back to feel the defender, foot work, etc. No exaggeration. There was definitely benefit in having a 6-9 guy be able to show Etan some of the finer nuances of big man play, lean on him defensively as he practiced the moves Orr showed him, etc. [/QUOTE]
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