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What about Memo? I know he didn't participate last year... but what about this year?
I'm not sure, but I think Turkey didn't qualify for the Olympics. (Does anybody know about this?) If they did, I think he'd be playing as long as he's not injured.
Turkey failed to qualify in the Euro Tourney last year. Memo will be off for the summer.
What will be interesting to watch is how well AK plays for Russia. It will also be interesting to see how Booz responds to his poor postseason.
Playing AK in his natural position of PF may put Russia in the hunt for a Bronze or Silver.
It is always great to watch coaches who know how to maximize talent. It is not great to watch a coach continue to preach his rugby type style and lose.
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