First for Me

[ranjo]

From the NFHS Rule Book: 2-6 No official has the authority to set aside or question decisions make by the other official(s) within the limits of their respective outlined duties.

From the NFHS Officials Manual: 3.5.4 B1 - Crew communication during the contest is essential to a well-officiated game. 3.5.4 B2 - "Help" situations occur when officials either ask for or are offered assistance from their partners. These situations often occur on out-of-bounds plays and/or tipped-ball situations, the timing of a try/tap, and others. These situations should be discussed throughly during the crew's pregame conference.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ranjo

From the NFHS Rule Book: 2-6 No official has the authority to set aside or question decisions make by the other official(s) within the limits of their respective outlined duties.

From the NFHS Officials Manual: 3.5.4 B1 - Crew communication during the contest is essential to a well-officiated game. 3.5.4 B2 - "Help" situations occur when officials either ask for or are offered assistance from their partners. These situations often occur on out-of-bounds plays and/or tipped-ball situations, the timing of a try/tap, and others. These situations should be discussed throughly during the crew's pregame conference.

Thank you Randy. Waiting for the OP to tell us what was pre-gamed by his crew. I know in my crews I say if non-primary official sees an obvious mistake then go ahead and change to a 2 and keep moving. But some crew chiefs might not want it done this way. It needs to be pre-gamed.

[TheOracle]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Thank you Randy. Waiting for the OP to tell us what was pre-gamed by his crew. I know in my crews I say if non-primary official sees an obvious mistake then go ahead and change to a 2 and keep moving. But some crew chiefs might not want it done this way. It needs to be pre-gamed.

You have to get this right. When you see a 2 vs. 3 mistake, everyone should fix it ASAP.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Thank you Randy. Waiting for the OP to tell us what was pre-gamed by his crew. I know in my crews I say if non-primary official sees an obvious mistake then go ahead and change to a 2 and keep moving. But some crew chiefs might not want it done this way. It needs to be pre-gamed.

Originally Posted by TheOracle

You have to get this right. When you see a 2 vs. 3 mistake, everyone should fix it ASAP.

I'm talking about the method which it is done.

Some say whoever sees it fix it on the fly. Some say whoever sees it, blow your whistle to stop play and then correct the call. Others say whoever sees it, blow your whistle and give information to the primary for the primary to change or not change. And some others will say wait til the next dead ball...

It needs to be pre-gamed.