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Wed Dec 30, 2009, 02:11pm
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Perhaps what I said is overstated. Coach says I want a TO after the make. I say ask for it then. He nods. FT..... I look at the coach. He has his hands in the T sign. TO granted. I feel like 9 times out of ten when the coach says I want TO after, if I simply nod, when I look again he would still be making the sign. Grant the request when it can be made.
What if coach just said "TO after this free throw." Then his team gets the rebound. You grant the TO then his player puts it back in.
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