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Thu Feb 08, 2007, 06:32am

SMEngmann

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I don't understand the logic of keeping an injured official at C the whole time and not rotate. You are sacrificing your court coverage by doing so, and not helping the injured official. If someone is that concerned with being hurt, he's not good to the crew anyhow. Finish with 2 and let the other guy heal up. At least with 2 you guys can use proper mechanics and get better angles.

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