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This week, Sam and T.J. dive into late-game situations that often decide close games.

They discuss various coaching philosophies and tactical decisions to help you and your teams execute under

pressure. Let's get started. Welcome back to Harwood Hustle. Sam and T.J. back with you today,

and we're going to talk about how to win in the late game. We're going to release this

episode here in the late season as teams start heading towards the playoffs. And T.J., you know,

it's really important. As you get into the playoffs, you're often playing against comparable

competition, tight games, late game situations where you've got to be really good to win in advance.

And so we're going to talk through some very specific scenarios and give coaches some insight.

What are your opening thoughts before we dive into the more specifics?

Well, I'd be curious to see how much coaches actually spend time on late game situations, you know,

specifically, you know, like tight games, down two, up three, whatever, you know, what do you do?

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