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He takes the field and sets up in a three-point stance at the line of scrimmage, hovering over an offensive tackle, ready to explode with the snap. In addition, "Chuckwagons" cruise the parking lots of Raleigh's RBC Center prior to games, collecting cans and bottles from fans as they tailgate before NC State's WolfPack takes the field. When the other team takes the field for their pre-game practice, your coaches and players should scout the opponents' skills: outfielders' arm strength and accuracy, the infielders' arm strength, range, ability to charge bunts and turn the double play, and the catcher's arm strength and quickness of release in throwing to bases. |
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