[ocreferee]

Originally posted by Junker
what besides the ball location would determine a flex (rotation)? I was always taught, as lead, to flex when the ball settles on the opposite side of the lane. Rule of thumb, if you are looking across the lane, get your butt across it. What else would trigger a flex? I'm not disputing, just asking for my information.

In NCAAW if there is a midcourt trap on the C side of the floor many crews then rotate to better cover the play. This is the only time (that I can think of) that the L does not initiate a rotation.