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Old Tue Aug 20, 2013, 12:03pm
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I'm not going to "cut the corner", I am taking a direct line to the close down position of the ball is on that side of the court. This is what I have been taught: anything else is extra steps.
I learned a long time ago (in an NBA camp) that the expectation was to get to the endline....no excuses !!!!

Tome - was your instruction from an NBA school of thought ????? And are you originally a Brd #12 guy ( DC)......
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Old Tue Aug 20, 2013, 12:30pm
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I learned a long time ago (in an NBA camp) that the expectation was to get to the endline....no excuses !!!!

Tome - was your instruction from an NBA school of thought ????? And are you originally a Brd #12 guy ( DC)......
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Old Tue Aug 20, 2013, 04:52pm
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I learned a long time ago (in an NBA camp) that the expectation was to get to the endline....no excuses !!!!
I'm sure this information is accurate for 3 person mechanics.

However, in watching NBA classics, when NBA crews use to be 2 man, the new Lead official would often stop and let the play pass him so he could get a great angle from the rear.

I only bring this up because the original post asked for both 2 and 3 man.
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