Quote:
|
Originally Posted by tomegun
Not a trick question. I mean, would you make eye contact, say something to your partner or just take it to the table?
|
We will stop, look at each other, and let the official whose primary it's in take it to the table. If there's any doubt, we'll verbally make sure we have the same thing. If not, we're going to come together and figure out what happened first.
I had my regular partner pissed at me for taking one of his calls. I was the L and he was the C and a drive started from his area after I closed down but before I could rotate across.
Of course, the defender was secondary and the call was obvious, but he still wanted the call and we agreed to disagree on that one. He yielded to me, but mainly because I didn't even see that as being his (even though he did have a whistle) and came out selling the block. I'm glad I did, because he was coming in with a PC foul and it would've been a horrible call, trust me. I watched the secondary defender slide in under the airborne shooter. I told him that and he said he didn't care what the call was, just about whose call it should be.