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[QUOTE="CL82, post: 4843890, member: 44"] Somewhat agree. It used to kill me when Calhoun would choose to run clock at the end of some games. Inevitably the score would get closer and we would give up points in exchange for running down the time. But, the vast majority of these games we won. Last night, however, we appeared to stop running our offense. As if burning clock and running your offense were too mutually exclusive choices. They are not. You can still burn clock while swinging the ball around enforcing the defense to adjust to you. As someone pointed out in chat our normal offense runs about 20 to 25 seconds off the clock and ends with a decent scoring opportunity. [/QUOTE]
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