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Old Wed Oct 23, 2013, 02:01pm
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Originally Posted by Afrosheen View Post
I understand where you're coming from and I did not give the whole story as the coach saw it too and he became infuriated at the call.
So your partner should have explained it to the coach and / or chosen to come to you for help. As I said before you can show body language / "the look" to try to get your partner to come to you.

Or, if you have to go to where he is to administer the throw-in, just ask your partner "everything okay?" or something to try to get him to open up for an explanation.

And, yes, it's tough to figure out what to do because every situation is a little different.
 

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