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Originally Posted by BigT
What was the biggest darkest secret you learned about your game this year.
Are you having success changing this bad habit.
Hope everyone had a great year and those who get post season good luck!
I learned to just call the obvious and ignore comments from coaches. Both I have changed and both have helped me enjoy the game more and get bigger assignments.
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It was not what I learned this year but what I learned last year. At my age, not only should I make a pit stop just before going onto the court before that start of the game I should also make a pit stop at half time even if I do not feel the need to make a pit stop.
Last year MTD, Jr., and I had a girls' JV game go into OT,
, not one, not two, but three,
, OTs. With under 20 seconds to play in the 2nd OT, Team V was down 2 pts and had the ball when V-HC requests and is grant a TO. During the TO I told Junior that the game had better not go to a 3rd OT because I had to make a pit stop. Sure enough V1 makes a layup at the buzzer and we go to a 3rd OT, but not before Junior hit me with a TF for delay of game while I headed for the nearest rest room,
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MTD, Sr.