Court Positioning question
 

Having a brain cramp, and I don't have my manual here to look it up -

On free throws (both 2 and 3 man), the Trail remains table side, correct?

Thanks!

Depends what you are working. NFHS, IAABO, NCAA-M are opposite the table. NCAA-W is table side.

NFHS 2 man, trail is opposite table, 3 man trail is table side.

It also depends on State / local mechanics adoptions. Here (IL), T is table-side in 2-person.

He is talking about positioning, not switching. I cannot speak for IAABO, but the trail is on the same side for all of these levels in 3 person and 2 person.

The Trail is on the same side in 2 person as well.

Again, based only on the books, states or jurisdictions might change these things a little. But in the NF and CCA books, no mechanics has the trail opposite table on a FT.

Peace

Sorry, I am talking NFHS. State follows NFHS mechanics.

So, in both 2 and 3 man, during a free throw, Trail is table side. Correct?

Your right T stays table side in NFHS. I read it quickly and was thinking of the L.:o I will go back to my corner and be quiet now.

Yes they are both on table side (that was already answered) but they do not have the same responsibilities.

Peace

Correct.

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IAABO two person: Free throw: Trail opposite table side.