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If you look at my first post in this thread you will find I agreed with the way it was suggested to be handled.
Bktballref: The way your situation was handled was great I would have handled it the same way. My problem was with the C who sees it but will not come over and help(even if it is not asked for). This just doesn't seem to be good teamwork on the crews part. In this particular case and on this paticular play if the C sees it, but does nothing then why have him out there at all. I have no problem the the areas of coverage they are great for getting maximum coverage. I do have a problem with officals, who if you make a call in any portion of their primary they act as if you ran over their first born in the parking lot. This is what causes the if I ain't asked I'm not doing anything or if its not in my primary it didn't happen. I didn't say the C should change the call, but to give the T information(what he saw). It would still be up to the T to make the call. If the T changed his call fine, If he didn't just as fine, but atleast we came together and communicated like a team. |
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(slot)depending on time of game and situation of game would depend on me coming to my partner. if this were the first quarter, or a 20 pt blowout-no i would not come to my partner because this is not a game saving situation. if this were late in the 4th quarter in a tight game, i would definately come to my partner and try to get the play correct. this is just my thought on the process because overturning my partner on a judgement(control of ball) in the early stages of the game, when everyone bought the play, seems to me that it would do more harm than good. (trail)i would change my call without question if the slot came to me to add info and took full resposibility for the play, at any point in the game. if he came to me without confidence and said "well, i think it may not have been control and da da da." i would say no thankyou we are sticking with what i got. but if he cmae to me and said "tony, im 100% sure he did not have possession" i would not think twice about it. this is what i strive for
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This is why I asked this question.
It is great to see the vast opinions. Not to say that what I think is right, but I probably would stick with that. I feel more confrontable with that decision. But who knows what I would do in a real situation. This was a summer league and I was watching other officials work. In the heat of a contested battle, I might not do any of this. I just found the situation interesting and wanted to see what the brass thought about it. That is why we should be here. To see what others think.
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If I'm T, I look to the C to see if he's coming over and giving me the look, based on much of the same criteria as above. I might look before I make the call (ball gets batted into backcourt from C's area; as T I can't tell for sure who batted the ball. I'm looking for C to tell me if I need to make a call.) |
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I agree with you 100% on everything you just said Dan. If your partner is real new or real weak, it still is better to leave it alone unless he asks for help. |
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Then do not reply to any posts to a thread that I start. Then I will not respond to your posts at all. But then again, if you want to act like a child, be my guest. Tony, leeeetttt iiiitttttt ggggoooooooo. Peace
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