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[QUOTE="JoePgh, post: 3053786, member: 1131"] That is true, but in every case, the law of averages kicked in -- usually by the second quarter -- and the opposing team's shooting percentage for the game as a whole was in the low 30's. That was true yesterday as well. Some of that has to do with fatigue -- people can make 3's when they are fresh, but after having to run back and forth for a good part of the game, they are no longer such able archers. The strategy may give fans (including me) some heartburn, but I'm not sure that it isn't fundamentally sound. [/QUOTE]
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