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Louisville Cardinals Football, Basketball, and Recruiting Front Page
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Louisville Cardinals Basketball Recruiting 2009 - ESPN
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Louisville Cardinal Basketball
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Aaron Dotson - Basketball Recruiting
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He pretty much matched his steals from each of his first two years in only two-thirds the amount of games played. Coors Field also aided him in seemingly improving his plate discipline, and that factor in addition to the deep outfield allowed him to hit above .300 for the first time. He missed much of the second half with a sore quad, but that injury should not be a concern after an offseason to get healthy. As long as he stays in Coors Field, Taveras has huge upside and the potential to join the elite speedsters in the game.” Taveras ended the 2008 season leading the league in steals, but that is only half the story. His batting average dropped to near .250, and he didn’t show much of an on-base percentage for a Colorado player, either. Fantasy owners go into 2009 at a crossroads, as Taveras could lose playing time if he continues to hit like he did last season, but at the same time he easily led the league in stolen bases. The Rockies have turned over some of their roster to sav …

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DePauw University Women’s Basketball
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At the time I was all skin and bones and strength was not something I had much of. As a matter of fact, because I could not lift much, they begin to call me Weakie. That nick name stuck with me all throughout my high school career. So it should not be a surprise that I could not even lift the bar in bench pressing. I don’t know why but we did not have any other strength training after that during my career in high school. So, I did not get back into the weight room until my freshman year of college. And again strength was not something I had much of and was yet again reduced to bench pressing dumb bells. However, I did learn that lower body strength did exist. Squatting was not as much of an issue like bench pressing. I was extremely proud of myself when I was able to squat my body weight. Entering as a freshman into the college game, I was at a disadvantage not being as strong as a lot of my teammates nor competition. Would continuing on a strength training program in high school hav …