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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
I don't think that one can state that as the clear solution. I'm not contending that it is incorrect, but that it is likely only part of the remedy.
The answer to his problem may be to move out wider towards the corner.
It depends upon where the other players are and in which direction they move during the play. The Lead has to find a place along the end line from where he has the best possible view. That could meaning moving either in or out. How to know which to do? That is the art aspect of officiating.
I agree with the rest of what you said.
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In the
OP A2 gets the ball at the free throw elbow and dives to the basket. The
L was already wide because the play started in the corner. I'm assuming that since A2 went from the FT elbow directly to the basket that there is no traffic along the FT lane line that would block the
L's view if he pinched the paint (while staying a couple steps off the baseline to keep his vision broad).
Guess it depends on how you envision this particular play.