Violation?

[tref]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Why?

Because they do it on tv

I had that play last Friday night in a 1 point overtime thriller... good thing I wasn't on the court.

Originally Posted by The R

....Cheer leaders...20 to be accurate.

So you worked the L on the court as well?

[The R]

Originally Posted by tref

So you worked the L on the court as well?

No when I was the L I'd work my way into the crowd and move around a little to gain some space. Since there was just one free throw I stayed one step on the court.

[Welpe]

Did you consider having the cheerleaders moved off of the endline?

[The R]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Did you consider having the cheerleaders moved off of the endline?

I've never done that in a game. Have you?

How did the cheer coach take it?

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by The R

I've never done that in a game. Have you? How did the cheer coach take it?

I did that once, much to the protest of the cheer coach who complained to her AD who told her to comply due to what was a perceived safety factor on my part as R. She got over it and they did just fine from a sideline location.
I shoulda done it at another location last year in the first round of the post-season tourney but didn't and was sorry for it. As new lead I turned an ankle on a cheerleaders foot and had to bear the pain of it the rest of the game and remainder of the first round of the tournament.
I'll do it again if necessary.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by The R

I've never done that in a game. Have you?

How did the cheer coach take it?

Middle school games were the only time I've had to do it. I've never had a problem with a cheer coach when asking her if she could move her cheerleaders to a more appropriate location.

Safety is our number one concern. We need to have room to work that is unhindered by small objects shaped as children.