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Chris Rowe

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  10. Chris Rowe
    I think everything we needed to know about this team was said last Spring. Three kids who have zero chance of being drafted in the first round held press conferences to announce "their decision".  Yogi is 5'11 & a four year starter who still can't feed the post, Troy can't dribble from here to there without turning it over, and Blackmon couldn't stop a nose bleed.  I've never met any of them but it appears to me that each is as narcissistic as the come.  I think the comment about not wanting to get in foul trouble is dead on.  Unless the effort can lead to a Sportscenter moment, no need to make it is the way I feel they look at it.
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