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Problems with tuning shooters using AM basketballs on Practice Field?
I heard about 20 minutes in to this podcast that teams that tuned their shooters using their own AndyMark basketballs on the practice field encountered tuning issues when they used competition basketballs on the real field.
A speaker in the podcast states that, while their shooter worked perfectly with the balls they used on the practice field, it consistently overshot the hoop when they played on the actual field with the competition balls. The other commentators confirmed this phenomenon as being real. Have any other teams encountered this issue at any of the past few regionals? Last edited by carrillo694 : 06-03-2012 at 18:11. Reason: formatting; grammar 
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