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Old Wed Mar 28, 2007, 05:10pm
Mwanr1 Mwanr1 is offline
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Originally Posted by Old School
True on the first part, but once the Lead doesn't have anything to officiate in the deep corner, he comes down to get that and has primary over the play. The T will verifiy thru eye contact that the L now has the play and be secondary on the play. Kind of like when you have the dribbler from the T and he moves into the C's primary. The minute he picks up the dribble, it is now C's responsibly. You still need eye contact from the C before you let it go.
Eye Contact or body language (square up to the play) to let you know that he/she's got that matchup
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