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RE: Cayman Island Classic: UAB Falls To Richmond, Shifts Sight To MAC Favorite Buffalo
(11-21-2017 04:43 PM)blazers9911 Wrote:  We still don’t have a true big, and that is going to hurt throughout the season. Cokley and Bryant provide a nice 1-2 scoring punch, we need other guys to knock down shots. Most importantly, we need to play a little defense.
We need to utilize Cokley, Lee, Sullivan, and Gueye. Gueye is "far too talented" to go to waste and be just a project and hug the bench with only five minutes playing time per game. The team loves this guy. He is "special" to them.
11-21-2017 04:57 PM
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