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P.S.  A legit concern with Haase teams is the ability to score late in games.  I agree that nothing is conclusive after this back-to-back game against a good team; still, it's a bit concerning.

We haven' had very deep teams, and as a consequence Haase has run many of his starters for 35+ minutes.  Is it a surprise, then, that they run out of gas at the end of the game?  The bad news is that the only way to correct it is to become a deeper team.  The good news, then, is that this seems to be what Haase is doing.  Hopefully, we will see less of this in upcoming years.

On being fueled by a one-and-done, I agree it can be potentially problematic, but in the last couple years Haase has recruited pretty well in the next tier down, guys who may stay for two or three years or even contribute for four.

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P.S.  A legit concern with Haase teams is the ability to score late in games.  I agree that nothing is conclusive after this back-to-back game against a good team; still, it's a bit concerning.

We haven' had very deep teams, and as a consequence Haase has run many of his starters for 35+ minutes.  Is it a surprise, then, that they run out of gas at the end of the game?  The bad news is that the only way to correct it is to become a deeper team.  The good news, then, is that this seems to be what Haase is doing.  Hopefully, we will see less of this in upcoming years.

On being fueled by a one-and-done, I agree it can be potentially problematic, but in the last couple years Haase has recruited pretty well in the next tier down, guys who may stay for two or three years or even contribute for four.

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