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Old Mon Jan 28, 2008, 02:14pm
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Originally Posted by JS 20
only thing i would have done different would be to get together w/ my partner at half court after you issued the first T. At that point, your partner should have gone over to tell him he lost the coaching box and you should have been administering the FT's. That would have prevented you from giving both T's and plus i'm pretty sure it's how the manual says you should do it.

Good advice JS! I have been in the situation in a Freshman Boys game where I unfortunately T'd up the coach back to back. Had I worked better with my partner and took the FT's then I would not have been close enough to the coach to serve up the 2nd T.
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