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Old Thu Aug 14, 2008, 05:03pm
zebraman zebraman is offline
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Do your best to ref the defense BEFORE A1 gets the ball. That way, you will already be where you need to be before the pass arrives.

Ref where you need to be. Up or down isn't as important as being in the best spot to see the play.

Don't move to T immediately just because the L comes to your side if it is going to take you out of a good reffing position. Having two C's for a bit is not a bad thing.
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