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[QUOTE="Upstate, post: 59487, member: 48"] Here is another piece from BIAH on breakout players of 2011 [url]http://www.ballinisahabit.net/2011/10/2011-2012-season-preview-breakout.html[/url] [B]CJ Fair, So., Syracuse[/B]: A member of the same recruiting class as Dion Waiters and Fab Melo, CJ Fair actually turned out to be the most productive and promising freshmen Jim Boeheim recruited. After a relatively ho-hum start to the season, Fair was thrust into the national spotlight when he scored 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds against Pitt in mid-January. Fair averaged 7.9 ppg over the final 17 games, putting up a couple of impressive performances. A lefty, the 6'8" combo-forward is a terrific athlete that understands how to make plays with his athleticism -- offensive rebounds, steals, blocks. As his skills develop, Fair will only become a more dangerous player. [/QUOTE]
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