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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 176037, member: 289"]
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“Coach. One of the most under-rated things in sports is the size of a player’s hand. The larger the hands, the relative size of the ball or implement he holds shrinks and the most he can do with it. People admire Baye Moussa Keita’s hustle and athleticism but bemoan his bad hands, which make it hard for him to catch passes or grab rebounds. Some have said that he’s not over his wrist injury. Others have come up with remedies such as squeezing a tennis ball or learning to juggle. Does Baye really have bad hands or is it more about getting stronger and gaining experience and confidence? Is it possible to cure a case of band hands?”
 
 
For the second hour:
 
“Coach, one of the most frustrating things in our games is the number of times the other team scores- or gets fouled- just as the shot clock is about to run out. I know why we rarely do this- we don’t hold the ball as much as other teams do. You’ve said holding the ball until late in the shot clock is a risky thing because you might not get a good shot at that point. Does the other team scoring late happen to us more than you would expect? Do we tend to relax a bit on defense late in the shot clock, as if the clock is going to play defense for us?”
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