Throw-in mistake

[MattReferee]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

In the real world, at what point would it be too late to "ref up?"

(Similar to the question Rich asked earlier in the thread.)

Anytime prior OR after Balls in flight from out of bounds Ref-Up
AGAIN I WOULD REF UP AND CORRECT possession!!!

[Rich]

Originally Posted by MattReferee

Anytime prior OR after Balls in flight from out of bounds Ref-Up

AGAIN I WOULD REF UP AND CORRECT possession!!!

Is "Ref Up" some made up phrase from somewhere?


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[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Rich

Is "Ref Up" some made up phrase from somewhere.

And while we're at it, where did this come from?

[crosscountry55]

Originally Posted by MattReferee

Anytime prior OR after Balls in flight from out of bounds Ref-Up

AGAIN I WOULD REF UP AND CORRECT possession!!!

That’s a little more info than you provided the first time. And you don’t need to invent some esoteric synonym for “man-up.” We’re not impressed. Just say what you’re doing: correcting an officiating error when it is recognized before the throw-in ends.


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[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by MattReferee

Anytime prior OR after Balls in flight from out of bounds Ref-Up
AGAIN I WOULD REF UP AND CORRECT possession!!!

Thanks. That';s not how I read your first post. Since you didn't quote anything, I assumed you were responding to the OP -- when the throw-in had (long) ended. IN that case, "ref-up" has two extra letters at the beginning.

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

In that case, "ref-up" has two extra letters at the beginning.

If this part of this response had a Like button I would click on it.