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15-03-2006, 22:48
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Re: Is defense necessary in practice rounds?
In nj we play some defense and someone asked me if it was necessary to play it in a pratice round. After thinking about it I think from now on we will try to avoid playing defense on pratice rounds since teams are trying to trobble shoot problems. I figured by not playing defense (in pratice) it will help allow teams to become better shooters in the real rounds because they will get a better feel for the feild.
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