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Originally Posted by Raymond
I had a pre-game once with two guys who definitely needed a pregame, and the 4 situations I specifically covered happened by halftime.
Pre-games are great to get your mind on basketball and thinking about plays and having the correct mindset.
Also when you working with a guys you rarely work with, which happens in college basketball a lot, it helps ensure you're on the same page mechanically.
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In college basketball, you can work in different conferences and you have different supervisors that have different philosophies on things as well. Sometimes the pregame is just to discuss the different situations you have been in and things addressed by a specific conference. And even different levels bring different standards. I work NAIA games and that sometimes has a different standard or expectation than a D2 or D3 game.
Peace