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RE: Bearcat Basketball - Biggest Busts
(06-10-2021 08:00 AM)Bear Catlett Wrote:  I don't know if you have to have big billing coming in to qualify as a "bust"...

But if we'd have only had point guards while Danny Fortson was here we could have done something. Charles Williams was OK at best but then something happened to him and we had to play Michael Horton... who was awful.

Fortson may as well have thrown the ball into himself and brought it up the court.

Michael Horton never played with Danny Fortson. In the elite eight year we had Keith Legree who was a solid PG which is probably why we made the run we made. Charles Williams came in the next year when we were preseason number 1. Ultimately Huggins was forced to rely on Flint as an out of position PG.
 
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Bearcat Basketball - Biggest Busts - doss2 - 06-10-2021, 05:21 AM
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