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OK, I'm new to the board, but been around the hardwood for awhile, so I hope I can be a contributor here as well as learn from the rest of y'all.
On that note, let me chime in with my 2 cents on this topic.
On a 2 person crew, if the lead chooses to rotate across the key, the trail is NOT supposed to change sides. It is the lead's responsibility to eventually move back to "his side" of the key eventually whether that's dictated by the location of the ball, post players, or in transition.
As for lukealex's statement that "From what I've seen in 3-man while rotating it seems like a good idea, just have to get back to your original side quick if need be," as long as the C and T rotate properly when the L moves across, I don't see any rush to get back to your original position in any big rush unless the movement of the ball or players dictates such a move.
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