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Attacking a 2-2-1? Beat it with a 3-up start. Flash a cutter from behind—where defenders' vision is at the ball—to find a soft spot. Name the spots, let the team discuss, and watch them own it. Preview of upcoming Press Break Mastery with Mike Tartara! #BasketballStrategy

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