[drothamel]

I just worked a big AAU tournament here at UVA this past weekend. A number of the top recruits on the east coast were here. The level of play was exceptional. We did all of the games 2-whistle until the semis and finals. Since our association only uses 3-whistle during the school year, I hadn't done 2-whistle in a while. I was a bit rusty, to say the least. I just wanted to say that I am impressed with all of you out there who manage to do a game 2-whistle. I found it much more difficult, especially when I had the ball and true post play in my area. With players who are this good and this physical, I always felt like I was missing something. When I got to the 3-whistle games, I had a new appreciaion for it. I saw another post about Wisconsin phasing in 3-whistle. I say, good idea.

Does anyone think that we will see more states move entirely to 3-whistle in the near future. And out of curiosity, for those who do use 2-whistle, what do you think about it?