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Originally Posted by Smitty
If you had made the effort to tell her earlier in the game that she could run after a made basket, why in the world would you not tell her she had to stay on the spot with 15 seconds left in a 1 point game?
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Originally Posted by rockyroad
Out of all the stuff in his post, this is what you zero in on??? Nice...
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Originally Posted by Smitty
It would have avoided the whole thing.  |
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Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer
I'll do it on every throw-in just to keep in the habit.
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Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer
I don't think he was out of line in suggesting he should have informed whether it was a "spot" or she had the ability to move along the end line. The answer was already given to the OP's question...whether the timeout was considered an intermission. And it was sound advice given, IMO, to inform whether the throw-in is a "spot" throw-in or not.
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I do this every game, every throw in both visually and verbally so that not only the player has been told, but the player also knows and if they look at the video they can see what I have told them. It takes away the confusion and backs up what they were told. I think this suggestion is spot on and solid advice. We have to stop being so sensitive when things are suggested.
Peace