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Split Shallow Backdoor... Colorado State Nasty play design: -occupy the weakside w/ split action -clear things out w/ shallow burn cut -great angle & space for backdoor (double gap) ***Shallow cut is thru the nail, not just a burn... takes potential help D high & away from rim

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