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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
I have no idea what you are trying to convey. And what looks lazy and confuses partners?  What would look lazy to me is telling A1 he has to start where you tell him just to save the C and new Lead walking a few steps to swap positions. |
My comment was only related to bouncing the ball across the lane. Slightly different scenario, but it illustrates the point of bouncing the ball across the lane and why it can be confusing.
In 2 Man, if I am the T and see the ball go OOB on T side of the court, I am going to make the assumption that my partner is going to walk across the lane and take the ball out where it went OOB. When I turn up the court to become new lead and rotate from one side to another, I don't want to see my partner on the same side. For me its consistency, if we always "take it out" where it went out, then its a lot easier for the new L to get into the right position.