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This week we have a four-quarters episode on applicable topics for in-season troubleshooting,

which are closeouts, exploiting matchups, scouting opponents, and developing point cards.

Let's get started.

Welcome to the hardwood hustle.

Lisa here as your host today, but we got T.J. and Sam.

So we're going to be talking about four quarters and four different topics that we think

would be really pertinent to, you know, in season coaching and what you're trying to

problem solve. So let's start with closeouts, you guys. And this one came up to me because

of something that we struggle with every single day. I mean, of every practice, of every game,

how do we keep people in front of us? And of course, there's a philosophical approach to that you know how much

pressure do we want to have we talk about you know long closeouts when you're coming out of

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