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HOOPS: Motum even better in 2012-13?

Posted November 01, 2012 on washingtonstate.scout.com
PLAYERS: Brock Motum
TEAMS: Washington State Cougars
PULLMAN – Washington State basketball opponents, consider yourselves warned: Brock Motum, one of the most improved players in the nation last season, looks even better this season. Motum accompanied Ken Bone to Pac-12 Media Day in San Francisco on Thursday but the plaudits for the Cougar senior post have been coming out of Pullman all offseason -- long before Motum and Bone ever got on the plane.
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