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I guess it's a matter of adjusting. I see what you're saying, though. You also have to watch to see if the shooter crosses the line as well. All of that gets to be a bit much.
Chances are that 9 times out of 10, those two players from Team A and the one player from Team B are going to be up close to the 3-point line (not exactly right on the line but you get the gist.) and not way back in the backcourt. But when they are, I tend to get way back toward the sideline because the wider the view, the more you can see. Also--the old lead can call those lane violations if need be.
This is definitely something that has to be discussed in pre-game.
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