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For your first few games, work on three things, pre-snap routine (Clock status and 25 second clock, player count, etc.), don't get beat deep and hustle.
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Wed Sep 02, 2009, 04:09pm
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As many games as I've done as BJ...I'm not sure I can add anything real constructive that hasn't been mentioned yet. And yes, the Ready Ref is a great idea. Just sent mine back to Joe Grimm after 6 years with mine, and returned working like new....even got a call from him regarding the unit. Worth every penny.
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