[deleted] 3:17 remaining in the 2nd half. After a quick rotation by Lead, there is a fastbreak leading to there being two Lead officials on the endline. Kind of peculiar for that level!
tjones1 seanwestref wrote3:17 remaining in the 2nd half. After a quick rotation by Lead, there is a fastbreak leading to there being two Lead officials on the endline. Kind of peculiar for that level! It happens. They corrected and continued to work.
[deleted] tjones1 wroteIt happens. They corrected and continued to work. What's that saying...? Oh yeah: "it's better to have two Leads than two Trails!" In all seriousness, is this the type of situation covered on page 58 of the CCA 3-man manual?
deecee seanwestref wroteWhat's that saying...? Oh yeah: "it's better to have two Leads than two Trails!" In all seriousness, is this the type of situation covered on page 58 of the CCA 3-man manual? There's nothing to cover. Take a look at where the 3rd official is and whomever is opposite him move up to the C.
scrounge seanwestref wroteWhat's that saying...? Oh yeah: "it's better to have two Leads than two Trails!" In all seriousness, is this the type of situation covered on page 58 of the CCA 3-man manual? Somewhat related, it sure seemed like the C was playing awfully deep for much of the game. Pretty much two trails in practice.