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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
I was working a 3-man (I mean that literally) varsity game; one partner is rather old and is known for not moving well. I was C, and we had a double whistle in my primary. He was T and not yet across midcourt. I let him take it.
Shortly after that, our other partner (one of our top officials) came and told me next time he called something like that from that far, take it away from him.
I guess that's how it should be handled here, anyway.  |
OK, here is my thought: you wouldn't be taking anything away from him because it was in your primary. There are so many times when a double whistle in your (in general terms) primary is BS to begin with. When that occurs and I'm relatively certain we have the same thing, there is no eye contact because I'm taking it to the table - straight to the table. 
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