BLARGE

[Indy_Ref]

Experience, recognition, & understanding are the keys. Tomegun makes great statements again about C holding on your prelims, etc. When I'm R, I say we need a STRONG C to be a good crew...but C also needs to understand that we expect him to look through the players and get the little things we miss...and this might cause double-whistles. So, lay off if it's out of your primary. That being said, we don't want C looking too far out of his primary!

In my situation from above, it was a 2 players in transition coming down the tableside-middle of the court. I had the play the WHOLE way. I can only assume the C had a whistle just to "back me up" if I didn't have one! At halftime, he said he shouldn't have come in so hard...and he understood that his coming in hard made us look bad since that prevented me from really selling the PC and that it was my call the whole way.