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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
Unless the Lead is calling across the paint, right Tomegun?  |
You were reading my mind!
This is something that I firmly believe should be talked about or trained on with perfection in mind. During the game things happen so trying to be perfect before hand could help. My thoughts:
- If there is a prelim, it should come from the lead
- If the play is on the C's side and the C has had the play the whole way to the basket, let the C make the call
- If the C doesn't make the call and the lead has a whistle, delay it enough for "Oh _____" to run through your mind
It still baffles the mind how many times the lead calls across the paint on ordinary, run of the mill, happens all the time, generic, simple, done it a million times, easy, why are you looking there anyway, if you want to look there you should have carried your tail over there, plays! Without fail, the lead will go tooting his/her tooter instead of letting the C do what they are there for.
