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	Comments on: VCU Battling Ghosts From Years Past	</title>
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		By: Joe Dzuback		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Nice job Justin. Credit Will Wade who has recruited among JUCOs, (fifth year senior) transfers and high schoolers to put a solid and deep squad on the court in this season of transition from the Smart Era to the Wade Era. HAVOC still reigns (a 25.5 defensive turnover rate is no accident).   Wade has figured out how to get Mo Ali-Cox into the defensive flow (bonus) with Justin Tillman and Ahmed Hamdy Mohamed emerging as legitimate front court options. My question going into this season is whether Wade had a legitimate fourth scoring option, and it appears that Korey Billbury will fill that need this season.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice job Justin. Credit Will Wade who has recruited among JUCOs, (fifth year senior) transfers and high schoolers to put a solid and deep squad on the court in this season of transition from the Smart Era to the Wade Era. HAVOC still reigns (a 25.5 defensive turnover rate is no accident).   Wade has figured out how to get Mo Ali-Cox into the defensive flow (bonus) with Justin Tillman and Ahmed Hamdy Mohamed emerging as legitimate front court options. My question going into this season is whether Wade had a legitimate fourth scoring option, and it appears that Korey Billbury will fill that need this season.</p>
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