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Old Sun Jan 18, 2009, 03:09pm
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If it is just the one-on-one pressure situation, the T should go wherever he/she needs to go to ref that match-up. If there are more than just those two back there, then the T needs to be aware of the others and not get caught in the way of the players. So I have no problem with the T "splitting" the court if he/she needs to. If the C has hung back, then the T obviously doesn't need to go that far over there.
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