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Author Topic: [MJS Blog] Can Marquette keep its deep rotation into the postseason?  (Read 547 times)

MJS_Says

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Can Marquette keep its deep rotation into the postseason?
               




As Marquette prepares for its third game in six days - Saturday at home against DePaul - and begins to focus its attention on the stretch drive, Buzz Williams was asked whether he could keep his deep rotation in a one-and-done tournament situation.

               

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/190394231.html
               

tower912

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Re: [MJS Blog] Can Marquette keep its deep rotation into the postseason?
« Reply #1 on: February 08, 2013, 12:48:38 PM »
The rotation is going to have to go at least 9 deep.   Who can you exclude?   Taylor is 10 and he is a hell of a 10th player.     Now, if there is an injury, there is a clear replacement ready. 
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