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Message: [QUOTE="Cowtown, post: 4483752, member: 2350"] Agreed, not an ideal situation. In recent years, the times I saw that happen usually involved play where the wing was not only woefully out of position, often way above the foul line chasing the ball, but way too slow in getting back where he belonged. And it's not so much that it happened once in a while, but that it [I]kept[/I] happening, as the wing types never caught on. And I did see on 3 replays - two of which were blocks, another was a hurry - that he was reading the play, rather than simply reacting to it. He knew there was someone in the corner before the ball got there. Entertaining athleticism? OK, but what it really tells me there's still some work to be done on D with the wing players not getting drawn in with polarization. [/QUOTE]