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Originally posted by sleebo
One quick thought on going topside vs. going low at the slot: if we go low, does that not put one's back or side to some part of our primary (a player, a line of responsibility, or our partner(s) who can no longer see our eyes to ascertain what exactly it is that we are focused on? I would like to hear anyone's opinion who will offer.
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My two cents (or less): I was a clinician at two HS camps the last two weeks. Personally, I don't care if the C goes high or low, or ever takes a couple steps onto the court to get a better view. What I saw that was a big problem is that instead of staying mainly parallel to the sideline, the C is turning their shoulders
so much to the play that they are only able to watch a single matchup. They are no longer able to ref "one play ahead" and they are losing sight of their entire primary except for the ball matchup.
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