thrown out of position due to the fact that they are follow. —
ing the ball too closely.

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in my 27 years of coaching experi-—
an * wit a a es oe ee i have been
able to get the tip-off more times than I have lost it with small
centers to the fast that the other players on ~ temn make @
tough servap for possess ion of the ball.

honestly pelleve thet the teas
without a tall center is a tougher figsting team than a team that
possesses a tail center end “cite ‘themselves thet they can control
the tip. The team without the tall center realizes that it must
fight for it and puts up a better serap.

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thet Heats you ef the tip-off in the center of the court but he
= = beter either the oe or offensive basket, Oe
either ‘hem away from the goal when they are on

way into the eS hee one ee rem ee

I would eure all of thisse ills
reising the Sine ple basket to a height of 12 ft. ° 3
veally puts the bic fellow ; out of business either umder the offen<__
at loft. basket, but I would leave the high school basket
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