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Why Our Centers Shouldn't Be Overlooked
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[QUOTE="Sgt Cuse, post: 1849523, member: 1701"] Lydon may play center because it could make SU an offensive juggernaut. 4 to 5 positions on the floor could then score. And with Lydon in, spacing for the middle would really improve. The rest of the team benefits. Also, if AW3 comes, moving Lydon to some time at center gives more minutes at the forward spots for AW3 and TR. Yes TT is more C sized than Lydon. So was Chino. By the end of last year, Lydon was legitimately good at center. It is very hard to find good college centers, not many teams have them. [/QUOTE]
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