Pregame meeting and aftermath

[Toren]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

This happens even when you do not discuss a situation before the game. What I normally do is go down the center and wait for who goes to the end line and go to that side. This happens sometimes more when a official is "on ball" heavy. This is why when you rotate late, you should correct it if possible. What can helps is close down and make a rotation at the proper time, this will limit the times it happens.

Peace

I actually felt I rotated quickly and was even out wide by the time the ball was stolen. So I was probably there for 2 or 3 seconds. But even so, I like what you say to help our team correct it. I didn't do that and that would have looked a lot better.

Thanks guys, great comments

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Toren

I actually felt I rotated quickly and was even out wide by the time the ball was stolen. So I was probably there for 2 or 3 seconds. But even so, I like what you say to help our team correct it. I didn't do that and that would have looked a lot better.

Thanks guys, great comments

It does not always happen you rotate late, just the most common time in my experience. And a play like you described, the officials is probably so focused on covering the play, he does not even know you moved to his side of the court. Then again there are officials that cannot chew and walk at the same time either, so it happens.

Peace