Ohio State v. Wisconsin

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]

Originally Posted by seanwestref

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!

It happens. They corrected and continued to work.

Originally Posted by tjones1

It 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]

Originally Posted by seanwestref

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?

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]

Originally Posted by seanwestref

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?

Somewhat related, it sure seemed like the C was playing awfully deep for much of the game. Pretty much two trails in practice.