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Old 02-28-2007, 04:44 PM   #11
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Plaisted gets to the block or deeper quite often. I don't think that's necessarily his problem. He does have trouble doing it against bigger, stronger guys (which are rare in college BB) like Neville.
Does BYU basketball have a strength and conditioning coach - or do they use the same guy as the footbal team?

Plaisted would certainly benefit from some weight training. He's still young and may not have quite yet filled out to a full mature body, but it would make him that much tougher to defend if he had the strength. Neville was not really strong his redshirt year, but he gained so much from training.
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when you are a sophomore, being called "a raw talent" is a compliment.

When you are a junior, still being called "a raw talent" is no longer a compliment.
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