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- noun Plural form of
frontcourt .
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Examples
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Physical teams with deep frontcourts cause them problems.
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The team also saw sophomore C William Mosley (all-conference honorable mention) and junior F Will Pratt (all-conference third team) slowly come around to form one of the more steady frontcourts in the league.
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If Cantinol lives up to the expectations, he could team with rising sophomore Anthony Banks to form one of the conference's top frontcourts.
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The team also saw sophomore C William Mosley (all-conference honorable mention) and junior F Will Pratt (all-conference third team) slowly come around to form one of the more steady frontcourts in the league.
Southland Conference 2010
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The small lineup with Dudley had a chance to be effective against the Heat, who feature one of the league's smallest frontcourts.
USATODAY.com 2008
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His rail-thin physique, however, allowed opposing frontcourts to outmuscle Bradley down low.
Reader ballots tab Bowie as biggest NBA draft bust ever 2008
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Assets: The Blazers have one of the deepest frontcourts in the league.
USATODAY.com 2006
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SHORTCOMINGS: Turiaf could use 10 to 15 more pounds to do stout battle against the behemoths in NBA frontcourts.
USATODAY.com 2005
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The pattern in Rebels losses that year was that they came against teams that had veteran backcourts, created lots of turnovers and boasted powerful frontcourts like LSU's Shaquille O'Neal, Kansas 'Mark Randall and Oklahoma's William
USATODAY.com 2005
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The interchangeable trio gives the Pistons one of the strongest frontcourts in the league.
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