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Terrence Brown has averaged 20.6 & 19.9, but his scoring overshadows his true value. With consistent paint touches, collapsing defenses, drawing multiple defenders & creating open looks. Brown will be in conversations as the nations top PG & NBA Draft Boards 1st round pick.

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