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Best move of the off-season


CPsinceDay1
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31 minutes ago, Mother Grabber said:

was that this off season? seems so long ago.

Did I say this off-season???

No...I double checked...I said best move of the off-season...yep, could imply all past ones too..huh...should've been more clear

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The whole "college coach" mantra will Rhule might actually pay off in this aspect.

Think about it, Rhule had to plan to replace players that were going to be gone and couldn't be retained with a contract because they lost eligibility.

It just seems like there are plans for the future and replacing players strategically as needed.

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