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[tomegun]

If the sub is late, make him or her wait.

If the team winning does the same immediately, would your partner let them in too?

[representing]

Originally Posted by tomegun

If the sub is late, make him or her wait.

If the team winning does the same immediately, would your partner let them in too?

That is a good point. I don't care what the score is, I don't change my way of officiating, even if it was 100-4 (which was the final score of a game, I think last year in Pennsylvania). You can't justify anything by saying "it's a blowout game". That was a good tip given to me by a veteran official a few years ago and I've always followed that "law" of his.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by representing

That is a good point. I don't care what the score is, I don't change my way of officiating, even if it was 100-4 (which was the final score of a game, I think last year in Pennsylvania). You can't justify anything by saying "it's a blowout game". That was a good tip given to me by a veteran official a few years ago and I've always followed that "law" of his.

This is regional, my friend. Like it or not, I am expected to officiate blowouts slightly differently. That said, substitution rules are different.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by tomegun

If the sub is late, make him or her wait.

If the team winning does the same immediately, would your partner let them in too?

I agree with you.

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

This is regional, my friend. Like it or not, I am expected to officiate blowouts slightly differently. That said, substitution rules are different.

I don't agree with that. It might be the way that several in your local area do it, but it's certainly not regional. After all, I'm in your region.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I don't agree with that. It might be the way that several in your local area do it, but it's certainly not regional. After all, I'm in your region.

LOL, fair enough. It's local.