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Old 03-02-2007, 09:34 AM   #5
DaddyMac
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Re: Could the game be cancelled tomorrow?

Originally Posted by Cyclone62 View Post
But doesn't the visiting team get to have a practice on the court a day before the game?
I don't know if that's rule or preference, but that's usually the way it works. The visiting team comes in the day before (at least). Meaning, I don't know if TT can postpone the game just because they couldn't get in Friday - should they be able to get in Sat morning.

Another relevant question might be how does TT get here? Commercial or private? If they can get in late tonight on a private flight......

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