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If the action really is down the sideline, and it's really the frontmost action so that it really needs to be yours, get far enough ahead of the action that you can stop, plant both feet facing the action, watch, and then turn and run as needed. Let the play go past you as you stand, if necessary. Go to some good quality 2-whistle games and see how the best refs do it. Follow their example. |
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Not saying I get there everytime, but it's pretty darn close! Assignors & coaches alike certainly notice ones hustle when doing this, compared to backpeddaling or consistently trailing the play. |
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On a steal, I may have a tussle for ball right in front of me. I'm not immediately bailing out and leaving the 'scene'. I understand hustling into position, but I think your clinicians are being a little unrealistic. |
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Now this might be an area concept and that is fine. We teach officials all the time, "You will get beat and it is OK" so stay and officiate the play appropriately. I have even been to college camps and I have never had someone suggest being that quick. Peace
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(not that I was checkin him out or anything like that)
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Alrighty then...
I was just suggesting a method that would help eliminate the original topic "backpedaling". Crossing over from a wreck league ref to an official, my mentor suggested that I attempt to get there as often as possible to help break that bad habit of backpedaling. And it really works for me, as there is no need to run backwards if you're already there. Not a requirement by any means, but it's hardly frowned upon either. Small things like hustle & appearance can go a long way! Of course, there are some situations where it just wont happen ie: quick steal going the other way. Didn't think that needed to spelled out, but I am posting on officiating.com now aren't I. |
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You are correct, I'll rephrase it by saying in my opinion when someone backpedals they have never received proper instruction whether they are new or a long time official. |
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