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Accountability Exercise: 1.) Divide Team into three groups 2.) Give each group one category: Coach-Policed, Team-Policed and Self-Policed Teams 3.) Have each group write a Pros / Cons list 4.) Share answers 5.) Compare your answers to Gonzaga's in this video: 📖:

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