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I would have no problem with you "hooking." Luckily in NCAA-W, they pretty much have told us get wherever you have to, in order to see the play. So, if you get a better angle by doing that, I say do it. But, remember you gotta get back to our "home" positions.
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So this veteran is saying that it's better to LOOK good by getting to the endline, even if it means being straight-lined all the way through the play. Smart guy. Put that advice in the circular file.
Go wherever you need to go to see the play.
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Tue Dec 11, 2007, 04:10pm
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Quote:
You are wise beyond your years.
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Tue Dec 11, 2007, 07:20pm
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Early on, I had a sitch where I tried to get back to beat a fast break after a steal. What I did was run directly between the ball handler and the possible defender. I was the moving screen for an easy lay up.
Be where you need to be (and get out of the way!)
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