Alonzo Mourning Quotes

Because he draws so much attention and is so aggressive attacking the basket, I'd like to see him find the open man just a little bit more. He could average 10 assists a game if he made a concerted effort to do that. But the man is only 24 years old.

Alonzo Mourning

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• Attention
• Effort
• Basket

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• Because he draws so much attention and is so aggressive attacking the basket, I'd like to see him find the open man just a little bit more. He could average 10 assists a game if he made a concerted effort to do that. But the man is only 24 years old.

  

  Alonzo Mourning
  • Game
  • Attention
  • Effort