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Mon Mar 24, 2003, 12:07pm
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jicecone,
You are absolutely right... we all need to be in the books and for the beginning official and even for veterans the FED tests ensure that accomplishment - unless you are copying someone else's answers. Being in the rulebook is what is needed for much of an official's development; the requirement of a test guides that development. Perhaps I should expand my statement although I think most got the intended message. The FED tests are a ridiculous tool for evaluating an official's ability on the field. 100% on the test won't make a lick of difference to the screaming coach if you haven't used your game management skills to squlech that situation before the coach starts screaming.
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