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[QUOTE="CuseFaninVT, post: 1978976, member: 2002"] As you pointed out, the best opportunities we have for feeding the post is when another big is the one feeding the ball. Our guards are just bad at this. They rarely look inside when DC has position. If the guards do pass to a big, more often than not the big (typically Roberson) is too far outside for a post move and we get that herky jerk drive that is rarely successful. With the amount of shooters we have now, we need to spread the floor and let DC, or Thompson, go to work. Chukwu obviously just gums up the works on offense. Put him on the foul line and teach him to pass and crash the boards. [/QUOTE]
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