Switch, switch, switch…Who gets the desired match-up?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by johnny d

After they switch the first time, I am bouncing the ball to the shooter. Then I'm calling a violation on the first team that violates the free throw provisions.

The way that my friend described the situation, following the initial instructions from the coaches all four of the players moved into the middle of the lane and remained there while attempting to decide who would go where.

[bob jenkins]

It's come up before, and it's not covered by rule So, almost anything is allowed under 2-3.

For me, I make B (the lower blocks) choose first, then I let A choose, then I let the upper blocks for B choose and off we go.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

It's come up before, and it's not covered by rule So, almost anything is allowed under 2-3.

For me, I make B (the lower blocks) choose first, then I let A choose, then I let the upper blocks for B choose and off we go.

Please explain your rationale for doing it that way.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Please explain your rationale for doing it that way.

B gets the advantage of the lower blocks, so they need to choose first.

I also see and understand Raymond's way and rationale. :shrug:

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

It's come up before, and it's not covered by rule ...

Yes it has, with little closure.