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Lydon and Malachi on Boeheim’s Army a bad sign?
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[QUOTE="Scott11, post: 3371305, member: 6797"] I agree with the majority of what you are saying. The point I think that I made that you are not getting is that yes of course they can improve their strength in the NBA however if you don’t have a certain level when you initially get there you can’t really compete and as a result it significantly decreases your chances of sticking around for a second contract. Ennis is the perfect example of this. He simply did not have the strength to compete in the NBA one year out of high school. If he had gotten a little bit stronger which would allowed him to play to his strengths in the NBA, i.e. going to the basket, being strong with the ball and distributing, he might have had a better chance of making huge money and staying in the league. [/QUOTE]
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