Ash vs McIntosh? Anyone see the difference now?

Feb 25, 2015
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McIntosh didn’t play defense. He also turned the ball over a lot and didn’t disburse the ball well. Makes me think a healthy Ash and we may have went dancing last year. Ash has zero turnovers in two games, while shooting 50 percent. More importantly, we are winning by an average of 35 points. We may have lost that game yesterday with Bmac starting!
 

NJCat

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McIntosh didn’t play defense. He also turned the ball over a lot and didn’t disburse the ball well. Makes me think a healthy Ash and we may have went dancing last year. Ash has zero turnovers in two games, while shooting 50 percent. More importantly, we are winning by an average of 35 points. We may have lost that game yesterday with Bmac starting!
Funny!!
 
Feb 25, 2015
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Wait till you see when Ash gets healthy like Clayton in a month or so! This may be my finest hour! Hitler said the same thing before being invaded! LOL
 

harkesnu

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I did see one difference...
Ash played 14 minutes and BMac usually played about 35
 

hdhntr1

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McIntosh didn’t play defense. He also turned the ball over a lot and didn’t disburse the ball well. Makes me think a healthy Ash and we may have went dancing last year. Ash has zero turnovers in two games, while shooting 50 percent. More importantly, we are winning by an average of 35 points. We may have lost that game yesterday with Bmac starting!
He was only in 14 minutes. He has pluses and minuses
 
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