LGP/Player Control

[OHBBREF]

Rock -
did the crew talk about this call at all before the game proceeded?
This is one of those that it might have been a good idea to get together on and strighten this guy out - becauseyou just kicked a rule - (90 yard field goal attempt is up and it is good) - this is the stuff that assignors look at for moving up, and when giving those "BIG" games out, assigning the R.

this ais a big old WOW for the calling official and the crew.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

Rock -
did the crew talk about this call at all before the game proceeded?
This is one of those that it might have been a good idea to get together on and strighten this guy out - becauseyou just kicked a rule - (90 yard field goal attempt is up and it is good) - this is the stuff that assignors look at for moving up, and when giving those "BIG" games out, assigning the R.

this ais a big old WOW for the calling official and the crew.

Do you run all your calls by your partners to make sure you all agree on the rule application?

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Do you run all your calls by your partners to make sure you all agree on the rule application?

If I see one of my partners is going to kick a rule I will step in and offer a little help giving them the oportunity to not kick the rule.

I have lost a game as a crew when we kicked a rule, I have also been the one on a crew not to lose a game because I stepped in and said I think you are about to kick said rule.

I realize that it is different when we are talking REC and FED and NCAA how you handle things but, if I know we are about to kick something I try to avoid it any level.

[Adam]

Sure, my point, however, is that I'm likely not to know that my partner screwed this up that badly.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Sure, my point, however, is that I'm likely not to know that my partner screwed this up that badly.

This particular call isn't one that is going to cost us a game.
It might get the calling official fired, but like you said as a crew we probably aren't now just how bad this one got screwed up until later and thus are not going to hang on this one.

But if the coach called you over after his explaination and said, "Snaq's I'm I think your partner has the wrong interpretation on that last call he told me, yada yada is why he made that call"

Now what do we do?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

This particular call isn't one that is going to cost us a game.
It might get the calling official fired, but like you said as a crew we probably aren't now just how bad this one got screwed up until later and thus are not going to hang on this one.

But if the coach called you over after his explaination and said, "Snaq's I'm I think your partner has the wrong interpretation on that last call he told me, yada yada is why he made that call"

Now what do we do?

On this one? I'm gonna back my partner up best I can, then have a talk when we get a chance.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

Rock -
did the crew talk about this call at all before the game proceeded?
This is one of those that it might have been a good idea to get together on and strighten this guy out - becauseyou just kicked a rule - (90 yard field goal attempt is up and it is good) - this is the stuff that assignors look at for moving up, and when giving those "BIG" games out, assigning the R.

this ais a big old WOW for the calling official and the crew.

Nope. No discussion on the court. As the boys teams were warming up, one of the officials stuck his head out of the locker room and asked me to come and talk with them about it. He still wouldn't admit he was wrong and swore up and down that in that particular play, you didn't need contact to call a foul as it was "unsporting conduct to step over a player like that. It showed her up." Sigh...

[Adam]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Nope. No discussion on the court. As the boys teams were warming up, one of the officials stuck his head out of the locker room and asked me to come and talk with them about it. He still wouldn't admit he was wrong and swore up and down that in that particular play, you didn't need contact to call a foul as it was "unsporting conduct to step over a player like that. It showed her up." Sigh...

Then why not the T? Good grief.

[OHBBREF]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

He still wouldn't admit he was wrong and swore up and down that in that particular play, you didn't need contact to call a foul as it was "unsporting conduct to step over a player like that. It showed her up." Sigh...

Wow - kicked two rules then!