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Originally Posted by JRutledge
I disagree with this. Maybe I feel this way because I cannot officiate with everyone in a single association. You are never going to have total consistency amongst all officials. It just is not going to happen. Many veterans are going to be able to do things a rookie cannot and will not be able to do. All I can control is what I do that night. Having said all of that I just care that the teams are coming out of the huddle around the second horn rather them being completely ready as some have stated in earlier threads. I really do not want to use the RPP at all if I can avoid it. It should be used as a complete last resort when other methods have failed. I would rather do it early than later in a game.
Peace
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It's called sampling and observing. You don't have to officiate with everyone to see what's normal in your area. Adam can get around that by calling a central assignor -- in my area(s), we don't have such a thing.
I work about 10-12 Illinois boys varsity games a year. Do I have to know how all the officials handle this situation to know the standard practice? BTW, I work the same way in IL as I do in WI and I've had no complaints.
If one coach flips cause we don't put the ball on the floor when the other team's late, I need to investigate whether that's expected.