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Mon Feb 08, 2010, 11:51am
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In 2-person, the toughest decision (IMO) is the fast break where the contact occurs from the trail's side. As the L, you either have to get there early and get position or curl in from behind and do the best you can.
As the T, you have to bust up and help out the best you can. I've made a lot of calls in transition as the trail when the contact is from my side. The worst thing you can do as the lead is guess. The benches may have a better view than you -- it's easier to sell a no-call than to sell a phantom foul that clearly didn't happen. 
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