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Originally Posted by NM_Ref
I agree with that completely. I should note that a lot of those T's are delay of game tech's and administrative technicals. Coaches forgetting to enter names in books, etc. I tend to get a lot of lower level games both in playing ability and coaching. I know it's because I'm new. I have no problem with that.
37 games is nothing to base a career on...but it is something to come to a realization...and that realization is what you just told me in your post. It's almost as if I'm starting over 
It's one thing to read the rules and know them well, but it's another to go out there and use them. That comes with time...thats the realization I'm getting. |
It is true some people just aren't built for officiating. But 37 games is IMO too soon to hang 'em up. I had the advantage of working 100+ games in each of my 1st four seasons. And man did I suck in the beginning! Hell, I sucked in December too, but I got out there again and fixed my mistakes.
From your blog I see you want to improve - even at that you're ahead of many guys out there. Patience (with yourself, and your assignors.)