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Tue Jan 23, 2007, 12:54am
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First, we are all human and make mistakes, the player should not have mouthed off like that, it is not your fault he mouthed off, sounds like a good T.
Onto your question. One simple thing to keep in mind is to move. move both latterally and also deeper. This will help to open up those sight lines and you will not be screened as often. I am only 5-7 so I know how you feel being surrounded by tall people, being short means I just have to move more, and from what I've been told I am becoming a pretty good official. Good luck and keep learnin fonzzy07 
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