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Stotts says Ford ready to roll; Bucks coach won't limit point guard's minutes
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Milwaukee Bucks point guard T.J. Ford started 55 games during his
rookie season before suffering a serious spinal cord injury that
threatened his career and kept him on the sideline last season.
After a full summer of workouts in Houston under the tutelage of
John Lucas, Ford is poised to resume his role as the Bucks' point
guard when the team opens training camp on Oct. 4.
And the good news is that newly hired Bucks coach Terry Stotts is
not feeling any urge to limit Ford's play...
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FOR SONICS, THE POINT (GUARD) IS WELL TAKEN THE MATH IS SIMPLE: TWO FIRST-ROUND PICKS AND ONE GLARING OPENING ON THE ROSTER.(Sports)
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Eight characteristics of the point guard mentality.(BASKETBALL)
Coach and Athletic Director
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Is there a point to this season? Tito Maddox? No. Chris Sandy? Not yet. The search continues for a point guard.(SPORTS)(Review)
The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA)
; Byline: John Canzano THE FRESNO BEE I walk onto campus and enter the North Gymnasium. I swallow my chewing gum. I grip my notepad. I am prepared for a show. I am prepared for pyrotechnics. It is a new college basketball season, and I am ready for lightning bolts to come flying from the Fresno State
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Snow not the only issue: Cavs might wish for better point guard, but first might try adjusting system.
Akron Beacon Journal (Akron, OH)
; Byline: Brian Windhorst Dec. 25--Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but it has become obvious that before the Cavaliers can become serious contenders, they are going to need to acquire a point guard with offensive skills. This has not been an easy conclusion to come to, nor one that was decided
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