SNIPERBBB If you're R1 and your partner gives you an informal for a fault, you see it and don't agree...if they.dont drop it what do you do as R1?
FMadera SNIPERBBB wroteIf you're R1 and your partner gives you an informal for a fault, you see it and don't agree...if they.dont drop it what do you do as R1? Follow with some sort of safe signal showing why you're not taking the call. For example, they give you back row, you signal ball below the net, or whatever the situation calls for.
Scrapper1 On a pancake play, I've seen the R1 give a "give me a second" type of signal to an R2 or LJ who gives a down indication. And then at the end of the play, if the "wrong" team wins the point, he gathered the crew to talk about the potential pancake.
timasdf Scrapper1 wroteOn a pancake play, I've seen the R1 give a "give me a second" type of signal to an R2 or LJ who gives a down indication. And then at the end of the play, if the "wrong" team wins the point, he gathered the crew to talk about the potential pancake. I think I do this a time or two each year, but the "give me a second" motion is typically to the complaining coach, not the R2.