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Originally Posted by Raymond
It means knowing the status of the ball as far as being in bounds or out of bounds, and properly stopping play with your whistle.
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I think I now see Raymond's point. I believe that he's saying that
Line Responsibility, as defined by NFHS and IAABO mechanics, only means a responsibility to stop the clock, and that the responsibility of actually making a directional call lies primarily with the primary coverage official.
Interesting take. Especially when one throws in asking for help, and offering help. Not sure if that's what the NFHS and IAABO actually mean, but it's still an interesting take worth discussing.
One thing that I always tell my partner in our pregame conference it that by working together, asking for help, and offering help, we should get almost every out of bounds call correct.