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This is the Lead's line. The Trail should only signal if the Lead is asking for help. Similar to a ball coming from the Trail being thrown to the endline.
They seem to get this right but it could have been a disaster if both did not agree. That is why the Trail waits for an indication of help. Peace
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But as much as I hated the change (with so much intense hatred by many veterans that they refused to use the new IAABO line responsibility mechanic, and said so in their pregame), I did understand the IAABO rationale of pairing this sideline responsibility with one's primary coverage area.
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While I've always disliked this "new" IAABO line responsibility mechanic, I do find myself doing less sideline above the free throw line extended ball watching as the Lead.
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Nice citation from the NFHS. I didn't realize that IAABO and the NFHS were so different. Makes for some nice discussion here on the Forum.
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Technically, according to both the NFHS and IAABO, out of bounds is a violation (like any other violation) and should be called when it occurs in one's primary coverage area. And yet, the frontcourt endline responsibility is solely the Lead's responsibility in both NFHS and IAABO mechanics. Just proves that three heads are better than two.
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This is from the NASO Mechanics Illustrated Book for 2021-2022.
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However, now, after this thread, I might rethink my constructive criticism, possibly toning down my criticism. Also, as a member of my local board's mechanics training committee, I'm wondering if we should rethink our training methods.
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Shooting from the hip, the best I can come up with for two person games is for both sideline responsibilities, and frontcourt endline responsibilities, to be covered as part of one's primary coverage area, and let the chips fall where they may. It may cut down on some ball watching, and out of bounds is a violation (like any other violation) that should be called when it occurs in one's primary coverage area. Tough calls can be solved by asking for help, offering help, or using the alternating possession arrow. Or turn over the NFHS/IAABO conflict to the United Nations Security Council.
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I was always taught to have the "L" coverage. The Trail has the division line and the sideline they are on. And the Lead has the endline and the sideline they are on. Two-person coverage is flawed, so if you have it you are going to have to do things you would not need to do with a 3rd official out there. But not sure how the Trail can clearly know that the ball was knocked out on the offensive player. The Lead's positioning is also poor as he is sticking to the lane it appears. This play might not have been as bad, but if there is a play near the line and someone is stepping on the line, the Trail has no chance. The Lead has to make those kinds of calls.
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Neither two person boundary line system is any where near perfect.
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Watching your sideline does not mean ball watching. It means being aware when the ball goes out on your sideline.
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