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Originally posted by JRutledge
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When I officiate, I try to trust the table not much differnet than I trust my partners. If they need to tell me something, I talk to them. If we have been fine all game, I leave them alone to do what they have to do. And again, most coaches already know what they have done and what they have left.
Peace
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Rut - when you officiate you trust your partners and when you officiate you trust the table. i'm glad to know that in case i ever move to the chicagoland area and have the opportunity to work a game with you, i know i'll be
trusted .
you say you trust the table and your partners to do a great job. i assume you COMMUNICATE with your partner(s) during the game. maybe you get together at the first time-out or at a quarter to discuss the game and it's flow. my question to you is this...
if you trust your partner(s) to do a great job and you still think it's important to talk to them, don't you think it's just as important to
communicate with the table every once in a while?
Or do you not find it important to communicate with your partners either?
thanks for enlightening us all,
jkt