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Old Tue Dec 14, 2004, 12:39am
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The first game of my second season brought the most "officiating panic" I've ever experienced. I remember thinking, "What do I do? Will I remember my signals? What about reporting fouls? Oh my God, I don't remember what to do."

Soon after the game was underway, it all came back to me. Like they say, just like riding a bike. Not to be too cocky, though. It took about four years of experience before I felt like I had it all together (and this is my second sport I officiate), could pay attention to all aspects of the game.

What helped me was NOT leting on that is was my first game or my first year, or my second game, or my second year (at least not to coaches). Having the "aura" of knowing what you are doing goes a long way. Of course, working with veterans that have good mechanics, etc. is excellent.

Keep up the good work and have fun.
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