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Mon Feb 20, 2006 02:28pm |
[QUOTE] Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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And all this time I thought we were arguing about where the L should be standing.
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Well, that too.....
Now that we know where the ball was...i.e.- at the back court FT line extended on the L's side, as per missinglink, we now know:
1) The ball was about 19 feet from the end line and the play is still the T's responsibility.
2) The T probably came across the court to follow the play...so if he came half-way and was straight-lined as suggested, he would be about 25 feet from the save.
3) The L was inside the center line. The center line is 42 feet from the end line. Therefore, if the lead was a step inside center-- i.e. say about 3 feet-- the L would be 39'-19'= 20 feet from the save.
By golly, the L <b>is</b> closer to this play than the trail.
Now....some might say that's <b>too</b> close......
What say you, DanO? Do you get that close to help out on a press when the play is coming to you?
PS- to whom it may concern- The DanO was used because (a) it pisses Dan off, and (b) it is getting late in the day and I haven't pissed Dan off today yet. As far as I know. I think. [/B]
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Well, now that we have more details, I'm gonna back off a little and disagree only 108% with you.
I still have no real problem with where the L was standing in a 2 man game based on what we know. Sometimes as L on transition I'll work as C when the ball's at about midcourt before going all the way down to the endline.
Anything else?
[Edited by Dan_ref on Feb 20th, 2006 at 02:30 PM] |
