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Originally posted by tarheelcoach
I just got into officiating after coaching for years (I still coach as well), and during our pre-season games the vet I was working with was still following old rules instead of the new ones. I know because I've coached at that level before, and because I spent the day before studying the new rules.
But I went along with him because he was the lead official, I was told to 'learn from him'.
What's the best way to approach your partner when you know he is wrong?
Also, a similar question - During a game I was coaching this situation came up and started thinking like an official and wasn't sure how I would handle it -
One of my players drove to the lane and slammed into the defender (an obvious charge I'll admit!) The lead called nothing, but after a moment, the trail blew his whistle and called the charge. Should the trail have made this call even though technically it wasn't his area?
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1. Did you conduct a pre-game with him/her before the contest? What I have learn posting on this forum take what Veteran says keep what you want to keep discard what you do not and Keep your mouth SHUT!!
2. The trail held his/her whistle to see if the Lead would make the call. The T demonstrated what we call a patience whistle.
3. Welcome to the avocation.