Re: How can you compare points?

[Cecil Wright <nocw1@nsh.library.ns.ca>]

As a point guard, saddled with the responsibility to get the ball to his 
teammates in their comfort zone, this applies to him more than a power 
forward.  The point guard needs the ability to almost read his teammates 
mind, to know what they will tend to do in certain situations.  Since his 
teammates are not yet that experienced either, his job will be more 
difficult  until they mature together.

Cecil

On Tue, 30 Dec 1997, R. Bentz Kirby wrote:

> Everyone has a point, so how can you compare points?  Cecil Wright said:
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> > 4.  His fellow teammates are relatively immature and raw also.
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> And I wonder how much that does affect CB's play compared to others.
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> Peace,
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> Bentz
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