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Sat Nov 17, 2012, 10:15am
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Quote: "Partners then said i should have let the contact to the head go without a whistle since he made the layup and i shouldn't have whacked the coach."
My thought in such a situation, "Uh, did I just get "big-timed?" Sometimes, I wish I could T up a partner(s)! 
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