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Originally Posted by ballgame99
Good job by the new lead to get back even though he was actually the C. If anything this is a good example of 'go if you are going' when flexing. Stopping mid-lane and changing your mind mid-shot typically never ends well. I've always been told if you are in the process of flexing when a shot goes up, go ahead and complete the flex. And in general, when you flex, flex like you mean it and don't walk-flex. I've had partners that do the slow flex and it is distracting to me since I end up having to watch them out of the corner of my eye trying to decide if I need to say or go.
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The Lead had already rotated. He screwed up by going back once he had already rotated. I've always been taught to go back if there is an immediate drive or shot attempt and you haven't crossed the midway point.