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Message: [QUOTE="stamfordhusky, post: 4058231, member: 649"] yes that is a reason. But don’t forget that choosing to play scrimmage games against D1 teams also breaks up the routine, but it allows your players to go up against much better opposition. One other advantage of having scrimmage games against D1 teams is that you can play more than four quarters and give everyone lots of playing time. Also you can practice various strategies and situations such as full-court pressing, press break, inbound plays, last second shots, etc. [/QUOTE]