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[QUOTE="alphasigko, post: 4263063, member: 8154"] Somehow our team members playing on the floor have to learn how to "expect the right pass" at all times.... How many times over the last two years were passes made inside that the receiving player had absolutely no clue that a pass was coming and flubbed it? Not sure that skill is "coachable", but IMO is it a MUST for a winning team. I played enough to know that inside players know when they are open and both players have to see the pass opportunity before it happens...it is a chemistry that is developed in both practice and game situations. [/QUOTE]
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