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We play between 2-4 full 8 min Qtrs a practice w 25 sec shot clock. You get better at basketball by practicing in the environments you compete. Conditioning is built in. Principles of Play are enforced. I referee. Constraints & Scoring vary per qtr. ⁦Chris Oliver⁩

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