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Sat Feb 10, 2007, 11:45pm
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Step one. Warn the coach that he's making a travesty of the game and causing a stop in action.
Step two. Call the T if play didn't pick up after step one. Step three. Forfeit if step two didn't result in picking up the pace. I doubt you need to go past step one. BTW, since this was the championship game, was the first place team really that much better than the second place team?
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