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Agreed....
I agree too. This is the same as beginning the game going the wrong direction.
Two weeks ago I was the U and cracked my whistle just as the R stepped into the circle to toss for the overtime. The teams were lined up going the wrong direction. I just hit the whistle and announced the correct directions. Everybody laughed, and one coach commented "Details, details."
My impression is that this is easy to do. After all, jumps are only practiced (and generally done) looking away from the bench.
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