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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
More of your pro "favor the offense" philosophy/training coming through.  |
I think you're a bit confused because I would hardly call the pro philosophy "favor the offense" -- look at backcourt for instance -- i
PRO RULES -- Team A is dribbling the ball and there are 7 seconds on the backcourt count and Team A calls timeout. When they return to the inbound the ball they only have 1 second to get the ball into the front court
NCAA -- Team A is dribbling the ball and there are 9 seconds on the backcourt count and Team A calls timeout. When they return to inbound the ball, they have 10 seconds to get the ball into the front court.
To me it seems like NCAA negates the good defense and pro rewards it.
In this particular play there is nothing pro mentality about it - its a basketball play and called the same at all levels.
B1 was pushed by A2 into A1. You can have a call on A2, a call on B1 or let the whole thing play itself out. No matter the rule set or philosophy involved, those are your options and rules/philosophy are irrelevant to this particular play.