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It could be this season. It might be a season away. But those associated with the Indiana Pacers' 7-2 center are convinced he's on his way to becoming a low-post force. Full Article at Indianapolis Star
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You can talk about it as much as you want, but until you get into a game situation and guard some of these elite guys, you don't get the experience of doing that
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As a result, the growing pains he had as a rookie are not going to be there. He's going to be playing at a higher level right from the beginning
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He's already one of the better back-to-the-basket low post scorers in this league ... Any time you have a guy that's 7-2 and you spread the court as much as we do, a lot of what he's going to have to do is roll to the basket or go stand in front of the basket, and he's going to get a pass and lay it rig...
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They built those programs . . . from nothing ... Isiah's legacy in the basketball world is still to be continued. He sees what he can do here, building from scratch. And this will be Isiah Thomas' program. There's no doubt about it.
SOURCE: Indianapolis Star
