greater responsibility for the contact

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

obviously the observer had the best look - because at camp you say yes sir/mame, and move on.
you might have made the greatest call in the world but if the observer said you blew it - you blew it.

Bull$hit. If that's the road you want to take because you want to work his conference, great. But the rule is what it is and the call is what it is. Take what he says with a grain of salt and know that you made the right call.

[Snake~eyes]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Bull$hit. If that's the road you want to take because you want to work his conference, great. But the rule is what it is and the call is what it is. Take what he says with a grain of salt and no that you made the right call.

Couldn't agree more... well..maybe I could.

[JRutledge]

When you attend a camp if the observer thinks you blew a call, you blew the call no matter what anyone says. You cannot argue debate or rationalize what an observer says in these kinds of situation. The reality is you might be right with your call but debating is not going to help you out. Just say OK and go back to doing what you did before. When the observer talks to others about your job this play might be what is talked about. Just use the situation as a learning experience but perception is often the reality when you attend camp.

Peace