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[IREFU2]

Thats why in transition we run with out heads looking back so we can have an opinion on whats going on during play. I say, good call for the lead, unless he is way down on the baseline, miles away from the play. I would ask what was the trail doing at this time as well????

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

Thats why in transition we run with out heads looking back so we can have an opinion on whats going on during play. I say, good call for the lead, unless he is way down on the baseline, miles away from the play. I would ask what was the trail doing at this time as well????

Only trouble is he had 4-5 players ahead of him.

Trail was trail where he should have been.

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

Thats why in transition we run with out heads looking back so we can have an opinion on whats going on during play. I say, good call for the lead, unless he is way down on the baseline, miles away from the play. I would ask what was the trail doing at this time as well????

Knowing that the L can't resist calling stuff all over the floor, the trail wisely decided to watch the post players set up. After all, the L wasn't watching them

If I'm transitioning to L in three man, I'm watching the first wave of defenders and the players they're going to be defending. If there's nothing there, then I may look at the play behind me. But I won't be looking on-ball. That's the C and T's job. I'll be looking off-ball.

The only way I'm taking a BC call as L in transition is if it's a quick steal and for some reason the dribbler commits a BC right in front of me. And that ain't very likely to happen.