Is this taught in camp?

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Toren

On my off nights, I watch college games or I go to a local high school game.

Recently, I've noticed in several college games across several conferences, that after a made basket and with no pressure, the old L, new T will take three or four steps in front of the endline.

Basically they are almost out to the free throw line before the ball is inbounded. Then the new T basically walks with the count.

I actually do the opposite of this, I wait until the ball is inbounded and reaches the free throw line, then I can jog.

I'm thinking of trying it the way these college guys do it. Anyone have thoughts on this?

Toren:

This mechanic is what is called: "The bald old geezer position." And I resemble this mechanic, .

MTD, Sr.