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RE: Gary Clark - Where Does He Stand All-Time?
High character guy. Tremendous work ethic. Never any trouble on or off the court. The kind of 4-year guy who epitomizes what it means to be a Bearcat. Work hard, get better, become a model for the younger guys on the team, and potentially look at making a paycheck with your athletic skills, your consistency, your unselfishness and your positive attitude. Gary can be frustrating at times because he could actually be better offensively than he is, but his defense, rebounding and team leadership qualities are off the charts. He is the centerpiece of this year's team, and if UC goes reaches some of its goals this season, Gary will be long remembered as one of the best to ever wear the Red and Black.
 
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