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Originally posted by footlocker
My advise. Call the obvious, even if you have to go and get it. No doubt, it takes at least one partner to call a game well. However, you were by yourself. Recognize that and call what has to be called. Let the ones in his area go that aren't "OUT OF CONTROL & obvious fouls."
I find this easier to work with than the guy that wants to call everything or change your call mid-report. [/B]
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I agree, in fact I did call a couple that were in his area and he gave me the look and then talked to me about trusting your partner (which I couldn't believe he said). This is why I decided to only watch my area for the rest of the game and suffer the consequences. The rest of the game was caos. At the start of the next game I gathered myself and decided to watch everything and call all the obvious even if it was in his area. It definitely went alot smoother
It was a big learning experience for me and I'm sure everyone experiences something similar at some point. I learned to keep my thoughts on the game no matter how frustrated I am with my partner or anything else going on outside of the game because I missed a couple of violations due to the fact my mind was not in the game.
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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Jeez! Even the newbies around here are picking up!
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