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positional defense

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See: position defense.


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Senior point guard Darren Collison is leading the way with his pressure on opposing point guards, which disrupts the offense, and Aboya is playing superb positional defense in the low post.
Setting the boundaries within the professional self-regulation sphere makes positional defense more narrow and applicable; nevertheless, it is unclear why, among the professionals, positional race has more destructive results (and, therefore, review of agreements limiting arms races must be more lenient) (110) or why potential anticompetitive effects (which in any case would have to be taken into account under rule of reason analysis) are less severe.
We didn't play positional defense as well as we should have.
 
 
 
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