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    If he knows what's good for him, he stays and learns how to be a SF this year...

    Like i have BEEN saying
     
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    what did you instruct Stro to do?
     
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    I think alot of people are starting to think he's going to stay for his Junior year because of LSU's poor performance in the tournament.
    If he stays, we should be even better than this past year and his draft stock would almost definitely improve (barring injury of course)
     
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    haha... Stro is a diff breed!

    I didnt care stro left b/c he was more athletic, and he was actually a set position player...

    Bass needs to either lose 20 lbs and be a SF or grow 2 inches and be a PF

    and I think the 1st one is more likely...

    He can already shoot outside, he justn eeds to develop the quickness
     
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    He needs a whole more than quickness to become a 3 in the NBA. The position is basically the most athletic in the NBA where "the freaks" play. Have you ever seen Bass bring the ball up the court his dribbling skills have a long way to go. You would think with the kind of shot he has he would be able to handle the ball. In the NBA the SF's can take the ball coast to coast, do no look passes, or just go up and slam it on somebody.
     
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    He did take it all the way to tie a game against UK
     
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    seriously, what did you instruct or think Stro should do? return Im guessing.


    lose 20 lbs? he's all muscle and quick.
     
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    1st off, I want all kids to play till they a JR, so i wanted him to stay, but in his case, with Jabari leaving and his double teams increasing, thus his stats actually going DOWN, I can understand his leaving... But i would have liked to see him put on the weight and stay in college 1 more year

    Kids dont understand that what you don't make in the present you will make in the future...

    Stro: rookie contract 3 years! Those 3 years he was just a dunker b/c he was too small to really bang...

    Now that he is a little bigger, he is more effective, thus making more money...

    Had he stayed and built muscle mass, he would have maybe gotten a max contract after his deal, not the ****ty MLE he got now
     
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