I don't know what you guys are talking about, but I'm going to be focusing on which players have four fouls so that I can make sure the fifth one is a good one. :D
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Those are the most important to get since they usually open up the fouler for a rebound and put-back. |
Well, thanks for nothing. Last night, I had a 2-man boys game. I was thinking, "Maybe those guys are onto something. Maybe I should try to change the way I do things. Tonight, I'll try picking up the rebounding earlier and just check the ball if there's a kid around the rim."
So mid-second-quarter, shot goes up, I pick up the weak-side rebounding as Trail and. . . where's the ball?!?! It was a high rebound around the top of the backboard and I had to guess as to whether it had hit a support. 15 years my way, no problems. One game your way, I have to guess. Screw that. :mad: |
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Thanks, I needed a good laugh this morning. :) |
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So exactly how far South do you have to travel to visit Jurassic? ;) |
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No shoelace-checkers allowed down here. |
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Mr. Big Time. :p |
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You can watch yourself missing the ball hitting a support or maybe an obvious BI/GT versus <b>maybe</b> missing a judgment call foul(which your partner might have got anyway because it was in his area).....a foul btw which may or may not have given anyone an advantage, depending on whether the ball went in or where the rebound went. You can't watch everything. It's a matter of priorities imo. |
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Not very good when the only possible response is "did what go in?" |
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