Originally Posted by Multiple Sports (Post 903041)

Cam and RR -

I think both of your last posts bring up great points, however Cam we are just going to have to disagree.... If you are lead in a game where I am the T, I will have a whistle on that play if you don't every time. If the roles are reversed, then it will have to be a play on, unless you are comfortable with your look and then I can only hope you will come save the crew......

One of my closest friends is an observer for the NBA ( BNR no wise cracks neccessary:D:D:D ) and he says with a secondary defender both C & T should get looks so they can have a whistle on this play.

Cam maybe this will be play of the year on the Reftown site ......:D:D:D

Originally Posted by Camron Rust (Post 903045)

I do think there needed to be a whistle. However, I'd like to know what the C thought of it....or if the L was just slow to the whistle and the trail jumped him. I've have a few partners to do that to me every year. I think the T was the wrong one to come in and get this. He had to worst view of them all.

Originally Posted by Camron Rust (Post 903045)

I do think there needed to be a whistle. However, I'd like to know what the C thought of it....or if the L was just slow to the whistle and the trail jumped him. I've have a few partners to do that to me every year. I think the T was the wrong one to come in and get this. He had to worst view of them all.

Originally Posted by Multiple Sports (Post 903055)

Cam -

Yes we all have those plays where we are thinking WTH, because the whistle is coming from the wrong person, however I thought in this play his cadence was, "primary nothing, Holy Shoot we need a whistle" and then he blew.

I can accept that cadence from my trail......

And just anothet point regarding the C, how mant times have you seen an easy play, the you assume the primary will get and then they don't. And by the time you want to react it is too late......maybe that is what happened to C...just a thought