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Brett Vito is reporting this. I am not surprised. She seemed very frustrated with the offense at the end of the season. It was like no one knew the play call or what to do. There just seemed to be a lot of confusion, people not moving, Noble and Gamez just going to the corners and standing there. No one seemed to be trying to create.

 

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Top players leave our program same as every other program right now. But we have improved every year in spite of players leaving.  We seem to replace them and get better. If attitude or selfishness is an underlying issue, it can be addition by subtraction. 

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