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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
The C has no business backing out anticipating a rotation. He should have stayed put officiate the shot then closed down to help with rebounding.
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I need to correct myself: both the C and the T were backing out when the shot went up/while the ball was in the air. There was also an "area of intersection" moment on the shot since both the C and the T went up with the three-point attempt signal. It was shot from the T's primary but given the previous pass came from the C's primary I'd like to think the T would've been off ball and left that one alone.
Of course, the fact the C had dropped back into a trail position when the action got in front of him didn't help at all.
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Last edited by JetMetFan; Sun Aug 25, 2013 at 10:09am.
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