Opposing players stay backcourt

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by OnePutt

GV tonight. Team A has a hot-shot who has made everything she looked at for three quarters. For the fourth quarter, Team B puts a defender in her shorts full court and is shutting her down. You know the routine: Hot-shot gets frustrated and commits a couple of pushing fouls trying to get open. Things are getting chippy, so she and the defender are being watched closely. Next time up the court for Team A, Hot-shot and defender-in-shorts stay in the backcourt. Ball is in frontcourt and I'm Trail trying to referee my primary AND watch these two knuckleheads in the backcourt. Should I merely open up and try to referee both?

Three person? Stay in the backcourt.

Two person? You've got to do the best you can.

[RobbyinTN]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Three person? Stay in the backcourt.

Two person? You've got to do the best you can.

Exactly. It puts more pressure on your Lead but if you turn your back on those two players you will probably look back to see something bad taking place. Maybe position yourself parallel to the sideline so that you can try to see your PCA plus these players.

Robby