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Semantics. What one person calls "second half adjustments" can be "in-game adjustments." The impact on offense isn't usually shown until the second half where a tweak in the game plan opens things up for a play that wasn't practiced all week. I can understand Fangio seeing it as a misnomer because technology allows him to speak to his assistants anytime and top players immediately after a series, and the necessity of early defensive adjustments have things fairly well set up by half time. My interest is more in the impact of the adjustments, which rarely occur before the second half, due to better understanding of the opposing team's game plan.
Fair enough.
And in response, I present Ronnie Lott and Mark Bavaro:
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