Block/PC + Positioning (video)

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Not to change the subject but isn't the same official who chased the ball out the doors to retrieve it?

MTD, Sr.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Not to change the subject but isn't the same official who chased the ball out the doors to retrieve it?

MTD, Sr.

Yes it is! Hopefully he doesn't see this and think I'm picking on him

[rockyroad]

Nice video find JMF.

Great lesson on why we can't be lazy as L.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Nice video find JMF.

Great lesson on why we can't be lazy as L.

Thanks.

I don't know if it's so much lazy as it is bad habits. This game was in early February. If you're doing it that late in the season chances are it has been going on for a while. It's situations like this that prompt NCAA supervisors to "suggest" we attend a camp in some form (camper or clinician).

[Raymond]

During the entire sequence of the ball going down into the corner followed by a drive along the end line to the RA, what are primary coverage responsibilities of the Lead and Trail for this play on the Women's side?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

During the entire sequence of the ball going down into the corner followed by a drive along the end line to the RA, what are primary coverage responsibilities of the Lead and Trail for this play on the Women's side?

That's entirely in the Lead's PA, so the lead has it.

If the lead stays in the post on the pass (because of a competitive matchup there), then the T has the drive, but contact near the RA would still be lead's primary.

[JRutledge]

This does not look like a college game. It looks like much younger players.

That being said, it is very close B/C call. I tend to go with charge on these plays this close. I could never conclude the right call based on this angle.

In a Men's game the PA would change as the ball started outside the 3 point line, which is the T's PCA (same in HS).

Peace