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Do they have 1 superstar player?
Do we need to shut him off?
Do we need to slide early when he has the ball?
Depending on the level of play scouting an opposing team can be as little as seeing warm ups and talking to peers or as much as watching hours of game film. Either way it is good to know some basic things about your opponent before stepping on the field.
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(Ranked from Most Important to Least)
Do they have 1 superstar player?
Do we need to shut him off?
Do we need to slide early when he has the ball?
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