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As a defensive player, your eyes should always be looking at your teammates and not the person you are defending. False True
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As a defensive player, your eyes should always be looking at your teammates and not the person you are defending.

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User Jochen Walter
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i believe it’s false because you would want to keep ur eyes on the defender so they don’t get pass u
User Tomericco
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Answer: false

Explanation: sos if it’s wrong

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