On the shot or not

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Originally Posted by JetMetFan

After lurking on this one I'm glad to say I finally understand what you're talking about. Maybe it's something used in NCAAM because I haven't heard it on the NCAAW side of things, though I plan to ask about it when I head to camp this weekend.

Have fun & do your thing! Let me know what their thoughts are.

Now that I think about it, I was introduced to the principle by a DI/DII womens official a couple years ago.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by tref

Have fun & do your thing! Let me know what their thoughts are.

Now that I think about it, I was introduced to the principle by a DI/DII womens official a couple years ago.

Okay,...this weekend at the BE Women's camp team officiating - specifically saying "you had her shooting?" or things like that was discussed and encouraged. The one thing that seemed to be common was it was suggested to do it quietly (when we're switching) which makes sense.

I can't say it happened in any of my five games. One partner did ask me whether I had someone shooting but I'd already yelled "she was going up!" after I called the foul.

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Originally Posted by JetMetFan

Okay,...this weekend at the BE Women's camp team officiating - specifically saying "you had her shooting?" or things like that was discussed and encouraged. The one thing that seemed to be common was it was suggested to do it quietly (when we're switching) which makes sense.

I can't say it happened in any of my five games. One partner did ask me whether I had someone shooting but I'd already yelled "she was going up!" after I called the foul.

Thanks for the update! Team officiating concepts