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Old Tue Oct 23, 2007, 03:19pm
Lighten up, Francis.
 
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Originally Posted by Bearfanmike20
I know it seems silly, but its important. At least.. I think its important to work the whistle correctly.
It is important. Your whistle can convey confidence, it can convey uncertainty, it can convey arrogance ("look at me!"). In general, your whistle should be sounded with a single, sharp blast. Most new officials don't blow the whistle strongly enough. Go ahead and really blow it!

You should blow the whistle anytime you want the clock to stop, any time you want play to stop (even when the clock is already stopped), or any time you are about to start playing after a delay. (The delay could be a time-out, an intermission, an injury, a bookkeeping problem that had to be resolved, etc.)
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