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Advice for new official
I am just starting out officiating and wanted to get some advice. I won't be able to work game due to my current work schedule until this fall but wanted to get familiar with rules, etc. well before then.
I wanted to know if there was anything, other than watching officials working games, the rule book, case book and manual that would be good to have or be helpful in learning rules (i.e. different forms of the rule book, etc.). I know there are some different types of rule books, like the rule book illustrated, so wanted input and help on deciding what to purchase. Thanks in advance for all your help. ![]() |
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Read every post of each topic on this (and others) site. This is a great learning tool.
Actual situations that have happened to others, combined with valid opinions backed by rules, and discussions between experienced officials.... |
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Ref08... One of the best features of this site...
...is the search function.
You can find many, many threads in the past that will give you loads of advice. I found that to be extremely valuable when I first jumped on board. |
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