Long Distance Call
Tonight, BV, 2 man. I'm trail, A1 working one on one against pressure applied by B1 at the division line near my sideline. There was a significant amount of body contact but A1 was about to turn the corner and come free so I let it go, and then I heard the whistle. Partner, from his proper position as lead, across the lane from the play on the endline, had his fist up.
SURELY HE'S GOT SOMETHING OVER THERE, OFF-BALL Then he put his hand behind his head. SURELY HE MEANS TEAM CONTROL, BUT MADE THAT SIGNAL BY MISTAKE Nope. Player control on A1. Going the other way. I was told that my annoyance was obvious to everyone. |
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Did you ask your partner what he saw? |
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Sure did. He said the dribbler hooked him with his elbow to get around. |
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You tell me. Is it possible to make a call 40 feet across the court which is 6 feet in front of your partner while the other 8 players between you and the matchup mind their own business? |
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Was he receptive to the oh-so-tactful discussion you had with him about the call? :)
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Geesh
Ball watching maybe how as he the rest of the game???
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