Tue Aug 30, 2005, 10:54am
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Re: Re: Re: Whistle on Trys
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Originally posted by sm_bbcoach
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Originally posted by dumbref
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Originally posted by sm_bbcoach
Another part of trys. WHo bows the whistle on a try on your crews?
As WH, I have done so at the time of the kick to signal the end of the play. There is no other thing that can happen on this play. I was told that I needed to have BJ blow it when it crosses the bar or appears to be no good. (as stated in off. manual.) What are your thoughts on this, and am I missing something?
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Technically, you have an inadverted whistle if the ball has not crossed the crossbar. If I am a BJ/LJ 40 yards away, I would be thinking there is a dead ball foul at the line and I am killing it also. Now you have a real mess!
What if the ball never makes the goal line? You just gave A another chance!
[Edited by dumbref on Aug 29th, 2005 at 04:42 PM]
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HOw do you have an IW???? I am NOT talking about a FG. THis is a try. There are not many options:
goes through on the kick
blocked - dead immead when blocked by B
a play for 2 pts (obviously no whistle until play ended.)
My question: why allow play to continue when there is NOTHING A or B can do once it is kicked?
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Sorry! original post was talking about PAT's & FG's. I didn't notice you limited your comment to PAT.
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