You know your gonna have problems in lower level games with arrows, clock, book...
Just a tip but I think most of us keep the AP "arrow" (direction) in addition to the table to avoid these situtions.
Some of us will change our extra whistle from one pocket to the other to keep the arrow. I will use a rubberband on my wrist and switch. (I determine the direction when I'm facing the table)
Usually, I will check with partner when it's getting near crunch time (during TO or free throw...) to see if he & I have the same direction.
...they went thata way...or was it that way?
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Tue Feb 13, 2001, 12:01am
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