Lead Positioning...and others

[Zoochy]

Further explaination please...
- Know your 3 immediates.
- Mirror the ball on the perimeter.

[tref]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

Further explaination please...
- Know your 3 immediates.
- Mirror the ball on the perimeter.

3 immediates for not rotating:
Pass to the weakside for an immediate shot
Pass to the weakside for an immediate dribble drive
Swing pass to the weakside immediately reversed

I have no further definition of mirroring the ball.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by tref

3 immediates for not rotating:
Pass to the weakside for an immediate shot
Pass to the weakside for an immediate dribble drive
Swing pass to the weakside immediately reversed

I have no further definition of mirroring the ball.

When the ball is near the sideline, L should be in the wide position. When the ball is near the middle, L should be in close-down position.

[Indianaref]

• On fast break situations, the Lead must be ready to help on "3" point shots

• When the ball is above the free throw line extended, the Lead should have responsibility for "3" second violations.

• On a press, the Lead official should have a "free safety mentality"

• In the Lead position, get into a "back" stance in order to be patient

• Sprint from Trail to Lead, don't have a "home run" trot

• Pick up game and shot clocks from Trail to Lead

• The Lead has "strong side rebounding"

• When working the Lead, pick up secondary defenders on drives to the basket

• Lead don't rule across the lane when a primary match-up is involved with the Center

• When rotating as a Lead, don't rotate blindly

• In the Lead position, if you cannot see between the offense and defensive player you are out of position

[BLydic]

Originally Posted by Indianaref

• The Lead has "strong side rebounding"

Are we talking 2-person officiating here?

Like the list BTW

[Indianaref]

One more:

Center can dictate movement of lead on certain pressure situations