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Originally Posted by ODog
I guess I misunderstood. Wasn't your initial beef with this guy that he "would not signal for three-point attempts in his corner"? If he was at least doing what he says "they" do, didn't you survive OK since you knew when it went in you were OK to give the "success" signal? Or was he saying that's what "they" teach and then not even doing that much?
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Yes, that was my initial beef. The conversation developed to where I was talking about other times the Lead would mirror signals.
Yes, I did survive OK. As the Trail, I was observing my PCA when players put up three-point try's in his (Lead) PCA. He would put his three fingers up, but take it down once the three either missed or went through. I had to pay quick attention to his sign before he put it down, and signal accordingly. As the trail, being the only one signalling to the table "made three-point try" it certainly looked bad. I could have had a coach ask me "how are you signalling a made three-pointer from across the court??" but thankfully I did not. If a three-point try in his (Lead) area is good, we should both be signalling, not just me (Trail).
No, he was saying "they" told him to put up the initial three-point try signal (hand extended at head level, three fingers out) but not signal made three-point try (both arms extended straight up, palms facing).
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Originally Posted by ODog
As for L mirroring signals, I was strictly talking about on 3s.
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Yep, I understand now.