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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Oz Referee
3. Have a pre-game conference that involves the coaches. Ask questions like "is there anything you'd like us to focus on?" This gives the coaches the feel that they can have some input to how the game is officiated.
Bad idea. Very bad idea. You are just setting yourself up for failure with this one.
4. Be willing to explain your calls/interpretations - Either on the run, between quarters or after a game.
If the head coach asks a legit question and I have time, I'll answer.
Z
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