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Old Thu Feb 03, 2011, 01:35pm
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I wouldn't assume the player knows he/she can't run the endline on a frontcourt throw-in.
I wouldn't make any assumption about whether they know it. But, I dont' tell them anything on this type of throw in.
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Old Thu Feb 03, 2011, 01:52pm
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Me neither, but it's the coach's responsibility to teach their players that, not ours. If you want to remind a player, fine. If you don't though, it is never the official's fault if he/she has to call a violation.
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I wouldn't make any assumption about whether they know it. But, I dont' tell them anything on this type of throw in.
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Old Thu Feb 03, 2011, 02:30pm
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I say hold your spot when the thrower arrives.

I think just saying spot isn't as clear as we think it is. I could see a player interpreting "spot" as the spot where s/he should grab the ball from the official.
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