New Website (sort of...)!

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Main Author: Hassan Fofana Sports Consultant & Field Agent Contact: time2ballinc@gmail.com Twitter: @Time2ballinc Facebook: facebook.com/Time2Ball

We are so excited to launch our website that we could not wait to iron out all the kinks. We want to connect with you now! time2ball.com will be launching very soon. So, in the interim, we invite to check out: http://time2ball.weebly.com/ 

We look forward to hearing from you!

http://time2ball.weebly.com/

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