FSU needs to be patient with Bojanovsky 
April, 25, 2012
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By Adam Finkelstein | ESPN.com
I got the chance to see Florida State's newest commit, 7-foot-3 center Boris Bojanovsky (Slovakia/Canarias Basketball Academy), and while he has undeniable long-term potential, it’s unlikely that Bojanovsky will be ready to contribute next season.
After watching him play in three games at the National Prep School Invitational in Rhode Island, I can tell you that his extreme size can automatically change the complexion of a basketball game, but Bojanovsky’s biggest problems center around his difficulties playing through contact thanks to his lean frame and high center of gravity.
He struggles to establish, and hold position, on both ends of the floor right now and certainly shouldn’t be expected to do that in the ACC.
After watching him play in three games at the National Prep School Invitational in Rhode Island, I can tell you that his extreme size can automatically change the complexion of a basketball game, but Bojanovsky’s biggest problems center around his difficulties playing through contact thanks to his lean frame and high center of gravity.
He struggles to establish, and hold position, on both ends of the floor right now and certainly shouldn’t be expected to do that in the ACC.
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