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Gary Parrish, We got in hot water with Syracuse fans
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[QUOTE="moqui, post: 145945, member: 214"] Parrish was on the right track, but it is not the lack of a superstar that is a problem, it is the lack of a low post option. All of JB's best teams - every team that has made it past the Sweet 16 - has had a low post scorer to go to in the grind it out possessions that come with increasing frequency in each round of the NCAAT. 1987 and 89 had Rony; 1996 had Otis; 2003 had Melo. I will always believe that 2010 would have made it past Butler if Arinze had been available. For all the weapons that this year's squad has available, a consistent low post option is glaringly absent. That is why the half court offense is so ordinary. [/QUOTE]
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