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Originally posted by mick
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
I don't use a list myself, as much as I hate to agree with a Chicago fan I think 2M has it exactly right. Discuss the game at hand, discuss any tricky situations you might have recently encountered, discuss how to handle unusual situations, if you don't know the crew get on the same page with respect foul calls, put your jackets on & go wait on the sideline.
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Sparky,
That surprises me for the levels that you work.
The most complete pregames I've had are before the few upperish level games I have worked.
The higher the level the more intense the pre-game.
mick
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Kinda surprises me too. My D-1 friend says that after all three officials are completely dressed, they sit down in the locker room and do an uninterrupted pregame that often lasts an hour. He has a typed written list that he refers to when he is the R.
Z