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[QUOTE="ERWUC65, post: 5145659, member: 13052"] Generally speaking shots tend to go flat and short when the shooter is stressed. Exception might be Jana who overshoots her first free throw every time. Ash has still not developed a quick enough release, something natural to someone like Azzi, and again, under pressure, she forces the shot. We know how good she is on the open 3, but is still struggling with a contested 3 and her pull up. I notice also that she is still not comfortable driving to the basket. I think if she concentrated on that it would boost her confidence and the rest would all fall in place. [/QUOTE]
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