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SIAP: Brian Gregory post game press conference vs. Ark-Pine Bluff

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He is a joy to listen to. 

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10 minutes ago, DELdaBull said:

He is a joy to listen to. 

agreed, I rarely listen to coaches press conferences, but his are worth a listen. Time to watch it now. 

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Interesting comments on Mack and Zack Dawson.  Mack's game is quite different than Yetna's.  He is a better post player and has a soft touch.  But he can't compare as a rebounder and defender.  That will take a lot more coaching.  He had one rebound in 8 minutes.  That won't cut it.  But he's a freshman and has tremendous potential.  Zack Dawson is now the key to the season.  This was his first game in nearly two years.  He seemed tentative.  He is likely the most talented and diverse guard on the team based on what he did in high school, where he was one of the most recruited seniors in 2016.  If he develops quickly, the Bulls are a 20+ win team.  Boston College will be a tough out for a team that now has to change much of its approach so early in the season.  They will have to shoot a lot better than they did last night, but you can always count on hustle and defense from this team. Gregory is impressive.

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1 hour ago, abochner said:

Interesting comments on Mack and Zack Dawson.  Mack's game is quite different than Yetna's.  He is a better post player and has a soft touch.  But he can't compare as a rebounder and defender.  That will take a lot more coaching.  He had one rebound in 8 minutes.  That won't cut it.  But he's a freshman and has tremendous potential.  Zack Dawson is now the key to the season.  This was his first game in nearly two years.  He seemed tentative.  He is likely the most talented and diverse guard on the team based on what he did in high school, where he was one of the most recruited seniors in 2016.  If he develops quickly, the Bulls are a 20+ win team.  Boston College will be a tough out for a team that now has to change much of its approach so early in the season.  They will have to shoot a lot better than they did last night, but you can always count on hustle and defense from this team. Gregory is impressive.

BC is projected next to the last in the ACC. They are not all that great and we still have more talent. If we play to our level we win...If...

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