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Dinwiddie brings impressive résumé to CU Buffs basketball team

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By Ryan Thorburn Camera Sports Writer

So far, the Spencer Dinwiddie story sounds a little bit like the Alec Burks story. Colorado gets an early commitment from a gifted but overlooked guard who grew up in the heart of conference rival territory.

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Love hearing that Spencer's over 6'5" now. Very interesting that we're going to start him out on the wing to give us more of a scoring punch. Especially early in his career, that's a great way to do it. This way he won't have to run the entire show like he would from the point.
 
so is our plan, 2 big stiffs, 2 points and a bunch of guys 6'5" to 6'7" who are hard to gaurd?
 
I am so freakin' excited to see Dinwiddie. I LOVE big point guards, and if he can score as well...wow.
 
absinthe said:
so is our plan, 2 big stiffs, 2 points and a bunch of guys 6'5" to 6'7" who are hard to gaurd?
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Boyle knows that we need scoring and it's not going to come from Nate, Shane or Dre on a consistent basis. He's trying to find at least 2 reliable scoring threats from the 2 and the wing. I think that's all there is to it. We'll start seeing the offense Boyle really wants to run in 2013-14 when he'll have Shane as a senior, Dre as a junior, plus Scott & Gordon in their 2nd seasons in the post (and anyone else recruited for the frontcourt in 2013). Until then, he's being flexible and pretty much dealing with a hand he was dealt. He has also shown that he'd rather bring in an extra wing or combo guard who can play instead of a big guy who can't when forced to that choice.
 
6'5" PG? Are you kidding me? And Boyle sounds VERY confident about dinwiddie's abilities... this should be an interesting season.
 
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I think Dre will be able to score. That guy has some major major upside and I'm not ready to give up on his offensive skills yet.
 
Daaah said:
I think Dre will be able to score. That guy has some major major upside and I'm not ready to give up on his offensive skills yet.
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I hope you're right. If he's someone who can break his guy down and get points off shots he creates for himself, our team gets real good in a hurry.
 
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