Trail Coverage and Defender Legality in Perimeter Motion Plays
This video analyzes a perimeter motion play that transitions into a downhill drive, emphasizing the importance of trail official positioning and engagement. It highlights how proximity does not always dictate primary coverage and illustrates why the trail often has the best angle to assess defender legality. The breakdown demonstrates how the lead can end up in a stacked position, reinforcing the need for the trail to stay connected and focused. Officials are encouraged to prioritize clear sightlines, anticipate offensive actions, and correctly assess defensive fouls for consistent and accurate officiating.
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