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Did the circadian rhythm play a role in UCONN loss to Arizona?
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[QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 3936190, member: 9260"] the problem here bub, where so few actually play the game, is the complete lack of awareness for mundane and sundry realities that categorically can dramatically affect the outcome. things like temp, humidity, dryness, time of game, o2 content of the air, and such, go wholly unnoticed by an audience knowing only that the ball is round, the floor is usually light colored hardwood, and the baskets look exactly the same, as they see it on the tv screen from their couch, with a bowl of chips beside them. [I]'i don't see nuthin different than usual...'[/I] (this past clock change was the first time in my entire life that i noticed and viscerally felt my surrounding population acting out of 'rhythm,' for lack of a better word. in retrospect, it made sense as everyone's clock changed with the new 'covid' pace of life -duh,- and then the regular spring ahead clock change piling on. weird. noticeable, obvious, mebbe even predictable, but still, weird.) [/QUOTE]
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