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© February, 2002
by Chris Zyzda
Head Coach, Sergeant Bluff High School, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa
© February, 2002
by Chris Zyzda
Head Coach, Sergeant Bluff High School, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa
WE LIKE TO USE the split screen a couple times in each game, depending on the opponent. It’s excellent for a 2-minute offense when your team needs to move the ball quickly.
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