Player mindset on their skills .

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matt105

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I think right now Khadarry believes that no one can guard him and that he can take it to the basket
any time the opportunity shows itself . I remember watching Mike Dunleavy play for Nazareth High
School and feeling that he was so dominant that he could do whatever he wanted to do in the game .
Anyone remember a player in high school or college that had the same impression on you ?
 
matt105 said:
I think right now Khadarry believes that no one can guard him and that he can take it to the basket
any time the opportunity shows itself . I remember watching Mike Dunleavy play for Nazareth High
School and feeling that he was so dominant that he could do whatever he wanted to do in the game .
Anyone remember a player in high school or college that had the same impression on you ?
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Marcus Hatten
 
NCJohnnie said:
Marcus Hatten
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Ponds had games like this. He always played this way on offense. But certain games there was literally no one who could guard him. I remember being at the Marquette game on campus where Wojo's assistants basically gave up because there was nothing they could do. He had games against Nova, Duke and others where it was the same.
 
hardytime said:
Ponds had games like this. He always played this way on offense. But certain games there was literally no one who could guard him. I remember being at the Marquette game on campus where Wojo's assistants basically gave up because there was nothing they could do. He had games against Nova, Duke and others where it was the same.
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32, 5 and 5 + 3 steals shooting 56% over that five game stretch which included that Marquette game plus Duke and Nova wins.
 
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