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by Gary WashburnFiled under: Washington, Pac-10Lorenzo Romar is downplaying the talent and potential of his Washington Huskies basketball team. Yes, they lost all-time leading rebounder Jon Brockman along with productive guard Justin Dentmon, but the Huskies are deep and have three able incoming freshman that make Washington a Top 25 team this year.The Huskies have the type of depth that can compete with the perennial power programs. What's more, Washington is three deep at nearly every position, and that type of competition sparks potential transfers. But the Huskies lost only one player, little-used center Joe Wolfinger, in the offseason. So this loaded roster -- featuring Pac-10 freshman of the year Isaiah Thomas and vastly improved swingman Quincy Pondexter -- is ready.At least that's what Romar hopes.Life After Brockman Begins for Huskies originally appeared on Fanhouse NCAA Basketball Blog on Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:00:00 EDT . Please see our terms for use of feeds. Perma...
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