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Mon Nov 20, 2006, 02:38am
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The general rule we were taught in Texas was switch on shooting fouls, do not switch on non-shooting fouls. Also, if you and your partner have good communication, they allow relay reporting, such as when you are L opposite table and there's a foul in the corner, you can communicate to your partner who the foul is on. Mostly I just stick with the first rule, though.
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