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Originally posted by rainmaker
The questions: Who should have the ball? Trail, right? Does T move more toward that sideline?
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Yes. If you recall our discussion of a few weeks ago, Chuck and I are proponents of the 'volleyball line' mechanic. The trail should not be on the sideline when coming up-court, but should be about 1/3 of the way onto the court (where the volleyball lines are often painted), and moves in and out as dictated by play coverage.
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If A2 and B1 suddenly sprint forward still near C's sideline, so that they are more toward the center of the pack, C should pick them up?
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While I think this is a HTBT situation, I would tend to still give first crack on any call to the trail.
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How does T shift off ball, and where does T pick up?
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I would move further up-court, and try to get a wider angle to see the pack if C picked up the dribbler and his/her defender. This is a great example of where non-verbal communication between you and your partner works wonders.