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SMU men's basketball head coach Larry Brown and guard Keith Frazier visited with PonyFans.com Friday as the Mustangs continue preparation for the 2014-15 season. Frazier breaks down his offseason workouts, how and why he changed his shooting mechanics and his impression of transfer guard Ben Emelogu.

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Did you have to ask Frazier what seemed like 50 questions about crossing his feet? My goodness.

Nice interviews. Thanks.

Starting to get really pumped for this.

Rebel10 wrote:Did you have to ask Frazier what seemed like 50 questions about crossing his feet? My goodness.

That's a fair point.
But it is such a fundamental change to the way in which he has played for 15 years, that's a major transition. I remember hearing an interview with some pitcher who had surgery on his arm, and he talked about how he had to re-learn to throw a baseball, and that when he did, he was able to overhaul his throwing mechanics and it extended his career. Pretty fascinating, and I have heard several people say that he would become a much better shooter if he could get a more stable, balanced base for his shot, and that included not crossing his feet anymore. I was trying to find out if that transition was as big a deal for Frazier.

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Rebel10 wrote:Did you have to ask Frazier what seemed like 50 questions about crossing his feet? My goodness.

That's a fair point.
But it is such a fundamental change to the way in which he has played for 15 years, that's a major transition. I remember hearing an interview with some pitcher who had surgery on his arm, and he talked about how he had to re-learn to throw a baseball, and that when he did, he was able to overhaul his throwing mechanics and it extended his career. Pretty fascinating, and I have heard several people say that he would become a much better shooter if he could get a more stable, balanced base for his shot, and that included not crossing his feet anymore. I was trying to find out if that transition was as big a deal for Frazier.

I understand what they are trying to do but you overdid the questioning to they point the it almost seemed frustrating to Frazier. You almost over did the weight questions. Very unprofessional.

What is the deal with J Martin?

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