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Originally Posted by MJT
I figured you were working NCAA ball or six man mechanics for NF ball, so I posted a question about a whistle or not at the end of a incomplete pass on another site that is NCAA. http://www.refstripes.com/forum/index.php?topic=2466.0 Now if you are told not to blow a whistle by someone above you, then do that, but I may ask them why and argue some of the points listed in these posts. It is somewhat of a safety issue at times. What harm does a short whistle by only the covering official do to harm anything? |
Hmmm, you know what they say about making assumptions?
What Ref inSoCA is saying is we are a high school (NFHS rules) association standard 5-man for varsity that does
not use the NFHS mechanics manual. The assoc has developed its own and that's what we teach/use.
I guess what Ref in SoCA is saying, how do you reconcile the belief a whistle is needed at the end of an obvious incomplete pass against the commonly held notion that the play kills itself and there is no whistle necessary?