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Originally Posted by GoodwillRef
If you are the younger/less experienced official and you have the stones to stick with your call in a tough situation in the face of adversity a supervisor will respect you even more. If you give that call up the supervisor might look at you as a pushover.
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From your response, it sounds like you are worried about your ego. I thought ego was not important?
In my experience the assignors usually put more pressure on the veteran to keep things from getting out of hand. I know I have been asked to be the "lead" official because of who my partner or partners are. And I know when I work with older and more accomplished officials, they were told similar things when I have worked with them. I am just addressing a trick of the trade. If you think you have all the answers, by all means make a bigger deal out of a double whistle and see what happens.
Peace
Wed Oct 18, 2006, 12:45pm
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