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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by tomegun
Chuck, I agree with what you said except there are new primary areas once the lead comes over.
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As a theoretical matter, that's true.
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Bob, it's true that the primary areas of responsibility change when the Lead comes ball-side? 
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As I read the book:
When ball is trail side: Lead has below the FT line extended, to the far lane-line.
When ball is lead side, but above the FT line extended: Lead has below the FT line extended and inside the arc on T side.
When lead goes across: Lead has below the FT line extended and inside the arc on T side (same as above).
As a practical matter: When T is on the ball, L has all the other players (often 8) -- he needs to look at the competitive match-up most likely to be key to the play.