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Originally posted by M&M Guy
You keep dodging my questions; I've answered yours. In 2-person mechanics, it is the L's job in a fast-break transition to be on-ball, and the T's job to stay back with the other players and referee off-ball. So, answer my questions: who do you call the foul on? How many players do you leave behind? When do you advocate having both officials watch on-ball? Once again, I'm not arguing the truth of the original play, I'm giving advice on how the play was presented. So, when do you advocate over-ruling a partner's call or no-call?
Busting your butt is good. Busting your butt past players so you can make a borderline call in front of your partner is bad officiating.
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Go back and read what I wrote several posts ago.
Had trail gotten to half court instead of staying at the free throw line in the BC, they'd be position to see the play better and be close enough to go get something if needed.
That is what I've been saying all along.
I'll continue to bust my butt and get in the FC with the players all moving that way...which is the case 99% of the time.
You hang back and appear lazy if you like, God forbid while you are back there babysitting a couple of stragglers, nothing gets missed where the game is going on.
