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Old Tue Jan 20, 2004, 09:53am
Bart Tyson Bart Tyson is offline
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Referee your game, if you need improvement, then let it come by experience or through mentors or other officials. When you are a good official the game will find you. You do not and should not adjust your game to satisfy one official. That doesn't mean you can't learn something from that official. After every game ask your partners what the saw that you can do to make your game better.

As for responses to coaches, a question deserves an answer, a statement is NO response. And keep your respones to no more than three words. This means you have to practice at home the responses so you will be ready. Example; You T a player for saying he shouldn't have to the opponent or you. Coach; What did he do? Official; Taunting or unsportsmanship. If you don't want to repeat what the player said, then tell the coach to, "ask your player".

[Edited by Bart Tyson on Jan 20th, 2004 at 08:56 AM]
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