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Originally Posted by Freddy
For the sake of . . . what? Six or seven steps???
Is that really what all this is about?
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It's six or seven steps for the new T. For the C and the new L it can be a 3/4-court change. Here's the diagram again (just because I can...)
If the new T goes to the other side of the lane that sends the C to the opposite FT line - at least - and forces the official who would have been the new L to move into the frontcourt. This assumes there's pressure on the throw-in. If there's no pressure, it forces the C to go 70 feet to become the new L. Do that a few times to the same person and see if they like you at the end of the night.
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