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[QUOTE="FridaFriend, post: 2931397, member: 8582"] I think that another reason for leaving the starters in, especially against St. Johns, is to give them experience in a pressure situation. In spite of the players saying that they play every minute of every game, there is something special about being in a place where the other team is playing you even and they look like they, too, think they can win the game; a situation where things aren't going right and you have to dig deeper to win. Geno wants to put his starters in that situation whenever he can. He knows it will come up again, come tournament time. [/QUOTE]
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