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Who Coaches Forwards/Centers?

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Saint Puppy

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I don't see any big men on Pike's staff - in fact I think Pike is the tallest coach. I would think you would really want to have someone who has been in the trenches and has that big man insight to teach a Cliff, Wolf or the other Forward/Centers big man moves both offensively and defensively.
 
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RutgersChow

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Saint Puppy said:
I don't see any big men on Pike's staff - in fact I think Pike is the tallest coach. I would think you would really want to have someone who has been in the trenches and has that big man insight to teach a Cliff, Wolf or the other Forward/Centers big man moves both offensively and defensively.
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You don't have to be a big to coach bigs.
 
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Shelby65 said:
Only Davis’ shots were forced. The other two took good shots, but they just didn’t fall
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What are you talking about? Fernandes was 1-5 and Simpson was 1-6. I think every shot Simpson missed was blocked. Only Williams played ok.
 
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Shelby65

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Davis is an out of control chucker. I repeat, The other two took better shots. Yes Williams played well, odd that they took him out so quickly
 
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