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Octopush, or underwater hockey, is played in a pool that is 82 feet long. A 10 foot long goal tray is at each end of the pool. There are 12 players on a team, however, only 10 get to play. 6 players have one hand on the side of the pool before the game starts. The other 4 players sit on the side of the pool. These 4 players are the subs who switch out with any player at any appropriate time. A puck is put in the center of the pool, when the players hear the buzzer, the players may let go of the wall and charge for the puck in the middle. The players must use a stick held with a glove to push a 3 pound puck to the goal. Each game has to halves. Each half is usually around 10 to fifteen minutes. At halftime, both teams switch

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