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This week, Sam and T.J.

discussed the critical two-day prep period between games,

especially when it comes to evaluating team performance,

determining the focus and practice,

and addressing both team dynamics and individual needs.

Let's get started.

Two days. Welcome back, the Harwood Hustle, T.J. and Sam with you.

And we're going to talk, T.J., about the two days. The two days you have between games.

You get beat on a Tuesday night and you have a turnaround on a game Friday and you got Wednesday and Thursday practice.

You know, this happens at the college level, the high school, even the middle school level, where you as a coach have those two days, maybe sometimes three days.

And you're in the middle of your season, you're a few games in, your team didn't perform the way you would have liked,

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