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Wed Jan 21, 2009, 09:10am
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Observer says you're wrong
The 2nd part of the scenario is this: I knew the rule and called it a violation accordingly in the game. However, the observer told me I misapplied the rule and I should not have blown the whistle. I tried to explain that front court status had been attained as soon as he caught the ball, but he told me that was not the rule.
How would you (anyone) handle this situation? If it happened at a camp and observer is highly rated official? If it happened during the season and observer reports directly back to your supervisor? 
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