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DocDore Commodore 1303 posts this site Send Private Message	Posted: 1/17/2013 5:29 AM Re: Once the ball is handed to the inbounder... a defender in the inbounder's face makes it much more likely he screws up--especially in a high-pressure end-of-game situation.
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doreknox Captain 2298 posts this site Send Private Message	Posted: 1/17/2013 5:08 PM Re: Once the ball is handed to the inbounder... DocDore wrote: a defender in the inbounder's face makes it much more likely he screws up--especially in a high-pressure end-of-game situation. Rick Pitino still wishes he had put someone on Grant Hill when he threw 3/4s of the court to Laettner in 1992. Having someone in your face rarely disrupts an inbounds pass. I think you'll find most coaches will do both, depending on the situation.
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