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Thu Feb 17, 2011, 12:45am

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Originally Posted by chseagle

A good suggestion then would be to do a dry run before the shootarounds/pregame starts. Set the clock for like 10 secs. & run it down from there & do a quick stop clock as the horn sounds & see what happens.

You mean like checking it out and seeing how it works. What a wonderful idea.

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