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Sat Jan 24, 2004, 11:54am
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Observed closly from courtside the NBA ref ID'd in ongoing thread (NBA REF). He handles Whistle. Out of his mouth 30% of the time ball is in play. Raised question...... How much "talking" do you do to the players at the MS/HS level? Your whistle in mouth all the time? Is this common around the country. We "warn" about three seconds: "Get outta the Lane", We occassionally shout "Hands off" on hand checks. Our chapter says teaching is part of our role. Any others going on? 
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Sat Jan 24, 2004, 04:53pm
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I occasionally will say things like "Get your knee out of their butt," "Get your elbow ot of their back," or "Set a legal screen. But those warnings are very short in duration (like once, maybe) and only given when the play is away from this activity.
POE's say call them immediately.
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Sun Jan 25, 2004, 02:03am
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I try to avoid saying things that essentially admit I'm ignoring a foul. I will say things like -- STRAIGHT UP rather than GET THAT KNEE OUT.
I talk a lot to players. I have the whistle out every so often.
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