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Some guys will only practice when it feels great. With a coach telling them what to do, a clock telling them when to stop, and a “plan” that never seems to come to fruition. First two clips are from games a couple weeks ago. Shot fake, side step threes....

16,332 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)

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matt bosticvor 1 Jahr

Good work Hoosier !!

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Noah Basketballvor 1 Jahr

🏀 "The kids love it. I have kids fighting over who can get here earliest to get shots off before school." – Coach Garrison When passion meets performance, Noah Backboard makes it happen. Turn practice into obsession with shot-tracking that players can’t get enough of.

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James Purviancevor 1 Jahr

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Craigvor 1 Jahr

The work is paying off! Keep going

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F I T Zvor 1 Jahr

such a smooth jumper. Very quirked 🥂

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