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[QUOTE="Bone Dog, post: 4472805, member: 12088"] On flopping, I watched the Texas USC game and noticed a couple things: 1. They’ve drawn 30 charges in 11 games. A few of them in this game were clear flops. We saw this when we played them — flopping was a defensive tactic for them and got ridiculous at times. 2. Without Moore and Jones, they still looked pretty tough. Gaston played well, and Harmon is getting her conditioning back. Faye is one of the chief floppers now that she’s seeing more minutes. 3. When Jones returns, and if they stop the flopping, Texas could be tough come tournament time. But can a team with a flopping culture ever give it up? [/QUOTE]
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