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man-to-man

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man-to-man
a man-to-man talk is when men talk honestly about subjects which may be difficult or embarrassing (always before noun) When I found a packet of condoms in Jamie's bedroom, I decided it was time for a man-to-man chat.


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We were a little surprised they went to a zone in the second half because we wanted to let our screens work for us in man-to-man so when they went to the zone we just couldn't catch fire against it," Quabbin coach Dennis Dextradeur said.
Mountaineers are in the zone by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
For teams trying to play man-to-man defense against the Bruins, there always seems to be a matchup UCLA can exploit.
BRUINS CAN GET TRAPPED IN ZONE UCLA BASKETBALL: THEY HAVE STRUGGLED ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The "50" in "50 Press" does not signify a half-court defense, but that it is a full-court press with everyone playing man-to-man defense.
Full court man-to-man press and multiple stunts part IV, The "50" by Kimble, John / Coach and Athletic Director
 
 
 
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