Using Time Outs Effectively by Brummie
Timeouts can be a critical tool for teams in many situations, but misconceptions about how to use them can also leave a team digging an even deeper hole.
Before signalling for a brief break in your next game, consider the following: Timeouts can be used during points to effectively “freeze” the game, then allow an offence to start in any formation they like. After the offence sets up, […]
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