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Turnovers part of young team's learning process
February 7, 2010 | Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune
While his players have spent the past four months learning his offense, Kurt Rambis has had to learn an important lesson, too: how to live with their mistakes.
In both cases, progress is being made.
It's not easy, the Wolves coach said, "but some of the turnovers I have to expect because I'm asking the guards to do different things than they're used to doing."
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