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Old Wed Jan 03, 2007, 11:37am
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
I think Trigger’s sentiment is bolstered by this quote from the article, “It also suggests the contention by coaches and players that men make women better players isn't, even if it's true, worth the cost of lost opportunity.”

Basically, they're saying that the added improvement isn’t worth it.
No, it's quite the opposite. The improvement that comes from male practice players is additional to other kinds of improvements. Trigger makes it sound as though there is no other way to improve.
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