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RE: AAC Fans - Who does your basketball team lose/gain next year?
(04-24-2017 08:02 PM)robertfoshizzle Wrote:  Very nice. Reminds me of Coreontae DeBerry, a guy we got from Hutchinson CC a few years back who was a really nice backup big man for us from 2014-16. He didn't quite have the stamina to play big minutes (I believe he also only played about 15-20 minutes per game in JUCO) but he was really effective in short bursts.

And say what you will about Tubby, but other than Kentucky (poor fit + following up an all-time great), he has always left programs better than when he got there. I think folks need to have a little patience with what he is trying to build. I was glad to see the Lawsons go, despite their talents.

Tubby can for sure turn it around at Memphis, but next year is for sure going to be a rebuilding year. They will be much more physical next year though.
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