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Court Awareness ...
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Originally Posted by Raymond
Watching your sideline ... means being aware when the ball goes out on your sideline.
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Agree. Sound your whistle.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
... the Lead will sound his whistle to stop the clock, make a call if he has one, or ask for help if he doesn't have a call.
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
... see the Lead sounding his whistle to stop the clock for out of bounds and asking for help (especially on a ball that flies out of bounds ... a ball that originated from the Trail's primary coverage area) ...
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But does it also mean knowing how the ball got tipped (possibly deflected) out of bounds, or seeing a ball handler step one quarter of one inch on the sideline forty-one (or maybe forty-six, or eighty-three, or ninety-three)) feet away (especially with players between the Lead and the ball handler)?
That sounds a little more like ball watching, maybe not exactly the same, but close.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sun Sep 05, 2021 at 03:12pm.
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